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[tanis grif <tanisgrif@yahoo.com>]

Big; longer-- more like 10 years instaed of maybe 5; yes, but this will be 
easier w/
a dwarfing rootstock.

That reminds me to ask, I have a cultivar which I plan to discard which was 
grafted
to an Ant rootstock.  I plan to cut this tree down, below the graft, and have 
been
pondering whether to destroy the stump or to try making a stooling bed out of 
it. 
Comments?



--- sherwindu <> wrote:

> I would like some feedback on Antonovka apple grafted on to an Antonovka
> seedling.  What size tree will that produce in zone 5?  How much longer
> will it take
> to produce fruit compared to an Antonovka grafted onto a dwarfing
> rootstock?  Can
> the tree size be controlled with pruning?
> 


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