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Marsha
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October 22, 2006 - 12:46 am

I've promised to construct a tree for someone, and really hope that all the parts he wants will be there. Does anyone know that they'll be bringing Ashmead's Kernel scions?

The person who wants one plans to espalier it next to another that he did several years ago. I'm guessing it won't be allowed to grow more than 6' tall, and should get a real answer to that question soon.

I got M111 rootstock for my several trees, because I want canopy more than I want fruit. I don't know anything about the more severely dwarfing rootstocks. What are my choices likely to be, and who wants to recommend which?

Thanks,

mh

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tstoehr
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October 24, 2006 - 11:53 am

I can't say for sure, but it's a popular variety and I'd be very surprised if it wasn't there.

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buzzoff
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November 10, 2006 - 3:21 am

I have a massive Ashmead's Kernal in my yard. I would be happy to supply you with scion wood, in the event you need it.

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Marsha
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November 10, 2006 - 3:41 pm

If you're planning on coming to the exchange, it would be great if you could bring a few. That would guarantee us (the recipient will be coming with) a successful trip. Ashmead is getting to be the favorite of a collection of us. Thanks muchly,

mh

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Ted
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November 10, 2006 - 11:30 pm

Marcha:
The following rootstocks will be avaiable at the Scion Exchange. Suggest M.9 for espalier.

Ted

APPLE

P.22 (Poland 22)
Size: 4 to 8 feet, (10-20% of standard) slightly larger than P.16 and slightly smaller than M.9 EMLA

M.27 (EMLA 27)
Size 4 to 8 feet (10-20% of standard); M.27, released in 1971. If EMLA M.27, virus free, then the tree will be slightly larger

M.9
Size: 8 to 14 feet

M.7, M.7A, EMLA 7
Size: 12 to 20 feet (30-50% of standard) (EMLA 7, virus-free, will be slightly larger)

M.26
Size: 18 to 22 feet (45-55% of standard) (Recently, M.26 has been labeled “dwarf.”)

M.111
M.111, EMLA M.111
Size: 30 to 34 feet (EMLA MM.111 will be slightly larger than MM.111) (75 to 85% of standard)
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PEAR

EUROPEAN PEAR
OH x F 333 (Old Home Farmingdale 333)
Size: 20 to 28 feet (50 to 70% of standard)

Quince A, EMLA Quince A
Size: 20-24 feet (50 to 60% of standard) EMLA Quince A will be slightly larger.

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ASIAN PEAR & EUROPEAN PEAR
Betulifolia (Pyrus betulifolia) (also spelled Betulaefolia)
Size: 130% European pears. Slightly dwarfing rootstock for Asian pears (15-18 feet)
(75 to 90% of standard)
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CHERRY
Krymsk 5â„¢ (VSL 2)
Size: 10 plus feet, similar in size to Gisela 5®, (>22% of standard)

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STONE FRUIT

Citation (Patent # 5112)
Compatible with peaches, nectarine, apricots, and plums
Size: peaches and nectarines, 12 to 16 feet (48 to 64% of standard), apricots to 22 feet (74% of standard), plums to 19 feet (76% of standard)

Mariana 26-24
Compatible with apricots, plums, most almonds.
Size: “Slightly dwarfing” for apricots and plums, apricots, less than 30 feet, plums less than 25 feet

St. Julian A (St. Julian A EMLA)
Compatible with apricot, peach, nectarine, plum and almond.
Size: About 50 to 60% of standard, “medium sized tree.” Apricot from 15-18 feet, peach & nectarine from 12-15 feet, plum from 12-15 feet, and almond from 17-21 feet

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