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[Karen Kellogg <garuda2@comcast.net>]

I have in my front yard Kahinta, Toka, and Tecumseh.    And about 6 
"rootsprouts"  now about  30" tall, unbranched.

I am thinking these will be true to one of the plum types,  that the 
plums I plkanted are cloned, not grafted.  Or am I wrong ?  Would there 
be any reason to use them as rootstock material, or should I just let 
them do their thing??  I am ignorant of what a hybrid plum really is.   
Could I  root prune them and move then to a new location?   Will I be 
able to tell which plum I have from leaf or growth habit, or must I 
wait for fruits to develop?

Thanks all you knowledgeable folks,

Karen, Ct zone 5