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["del stubbs" <pinewoodel@hotmail.com>]

Last week, while web searching on stone fruits, I came across an article 
detailing a delayed graft failure organism - that is particular to stone 
fruit. The pathogen was somehow related to tomatoes. I seem to have failed 
to bookmark the site.
My problem is that, after 5 years of failed plum grafts I at last have  a  
couple of nice rows of new  plum graft succeses - which are planted in 
nursery rows in last years tomato patch!
Am I in danger of losing these grafts in a couple years because of this 
contamination?
Anyone familiar with this problem?
Or know the name of the organism? thanks, del


Del Stubbs  www.pinewoodforge.com  ag zone2/3

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