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[natelson@stehlinclinic.com]

Nursery cataloge descriptions always sound nice - that is by design and
how the nursery sells the product.  Frequently, nothing is further from
the truth.  One wonders how it is that there are numerous articles
published on the comparative performance of the Cornell-Geneva series of
apple rootstocks, for example, and yet you cite nothing on the Pyrodwarf
rootstocks in test block comparisons with other pear rootstocks and for
various pear cultivars - just cataloge descriptions.  Pyrodwarf has been
available now for several years.  Where is the beef?

>
> I got curious enough to google these.  To save you the digging thru
> choices, here
> are the best/easiest 2 references I found:
>
> http://www.cbnllc.com/pears.html
>
> http://www.c-onursery.com/other_pears.html
>
>
> The pyrodwarfs look interesting, from the above & the scattered tidbits I
> read in
> the other google choices.
>
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