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07-06-2006, 07:09 PM
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Family trees
In my local GC I saw some 'family trees', fruit trees with 3 different
varieties grafted on !. Has anyone else met these ? They were advertised for plums & pears, tho' there were no plums in stock. The 3 different varieties pollinate each other ! KK |
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07-06-2006, 08:22 PM
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Family trees
In message , KK
writes In my local GC I saw some 'family trees', fruit trees with 3 different varieties grafted on !. Has anyone else met these ? They were advertised for plums & pears, tho' there were no plums in stock. The 3 different varieties pollinate each other ! KK You can get them for apples as well. I've also seen a family shrub - three varieties of Hibiscus syriacus grafted on a single stem. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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