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Old 27-08-2004, 07:58 AM
Archimedes Plutonium
 
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Default Kola & Hopi crabapple; cedar rust; non-acid soil for pines

I was tired of looking at apple trees hard hit by apple cedar rust. So I
adopted the new rule on my grounds that if an apple is smitten badly
with cedar rust to cut the tree down and replace with an apple that can
withstand cedar rust. I am thinking that the world really has no excuse
for grafting any apples that cannot withstand cedar rust and that
cultivars that are smitten by cedar rust should be let go extinct. Hopi
crabapple and my favorite-- Dolgo crabapple are somewhat cedar rust
resistant.

Another resolution I have made is to forever give up on trying to coax
along plants in a soil pH that is inadequate for them. For 4 years now I
have tried to coax along pinenut species. No more for it seems to be a
waste of time and energy.

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