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["crmauch" <mauch1@aol.com>]

I had a successful graft of "Tomcot" (thanks Don Yellman) onto 
Marianna 2426 rootstock. With the continuing warm weather here on the 
east coast, I'm tempted to move it now rather than wait for spring.
(We're also having a drought, It's been about 8 weeks w/out 
significant rain w/ the exception of 1" last week.) In your opinion 
out there, would it be better to move it this spring (hopefully the 
drought will break by then), or move it now, with the possibility 
that I may have to tote water to it?

Chris Mauchline
SE PA, zone 6 


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