Hello! I had written about three Centurian Crabapples that got ringed by rabbits (?) over the winter. My health took a turn for the worst last fall, so was unable to do any winter protection, and got hit hard, sigh. Anyway, needless to say, a zillion suckers came up from the roots. You all told me that Centurians are grafted, so these suckers weren't worth much thought. I understand that root stock is not anything like whats grafted to it. However, what I really wanted to know, was I hate to just trash what might still have a use, and wondered about moving them a long a fence line just to provide more privacy. My big question, is will they have a bloom? If so, like what? A wild cherry?
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