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Del,

The books all say to bud Prunus (apricots, peaches, cherries, plums) in the 
summer
when the temps are higher.  This is especially true in the cooler northern 
areas
of N Am.

With pears you have to pay attention to compatibility if you're using quince
rootstock. Some varieties of pears are not compatible with quince and you 
must put
on an interstem between the quince and the pear of choice.

Derry

Derry Walsh & Bill Chase  email:wchase@interchange.ubc.ca
Aldergrove,  B. C.,  Canada
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:
: Chris, interesting parrallel results, for me all whip and tongue:
:
:          yep/nope
: apples   32 / 1
: pears     5 / 20
: apricots  2 / 25+
: plum      3 / 25+
:
: What is it about apples? they make an amature look competent!
: The others that are so much more difficult, is it callusing? scion dormancy
: survival? temperature critical?   Mn. Del



 

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