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[Hans Brinkmann <hans-brinkmann@t-online.de>]

Hallo Beekeeper,
Cherry on Prunus maritina Beach plum sounds very realistic.
Cherry rootstock are e.g.:
Prunus avium
P. mahaleb
P. cerasus Hybrids
P. avium x P. pseudocerasus = Colt
P. avium x P. fruticosa
P. avium x P. mahaleb = e.g. MxM 2 (USA)
P. canescens x P. cerasus = e.g. GiSelA 5 (USA)
P. fruticosa x P. cerasus
P. canescens
P. x Dawyckensis = GM 61/1

Prunus tomentosa = Weito;  is used as a rootstock for Plums (but Sharka 
problem)

ciao
Hans




BekeeprTop@aol.com schrieb:
> An early Pomona had a New Jersey member with a black sweet cherry grafted on 
> beach plum.  I thought there was some compatibility on another rootstock 
> too..I forget the name....I've never put cherry of any kind on beach plum, but if I 
> did I would expect it to last only a few years.  Prunus Tomentosa - is 
> Tomentosa sometimes considered to be a cherry?   The word cherry can mean so many 
> different things though, from raceme-bearing Prunus Serotina to cluster-bearing 
> Prunus Pennsylvanica.
> Charlie Paradise
> << Such a chart would be great in my opinion.  And on that subject is 
> there anything besides cherry that cherry can be grafted to?
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