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Sweet cherries are not compatible with either P. Angustafolia, the
chickasaw wild plum or a useful non-stoloniferous hybrid of P.
Angustafolia x P. Jaquemonti that the late Herb Durant made.  P.
Jaquemonti is a low-chill ornamental bush cherry that fruits in Houston. 
I do not know if other hybrids with plums work.

> Has anyone tried grafting a sweet cherry on a wild plum rootstock, there
> seems to be inconsistencies in the literature? I know there are numerous
> wild plums but any information would be appreciated. This question comes
> because a California Nursery is using a wild plum as an interstem on
> Citation rootstocks to graft Sweet Cherries resulting in a semi-dwarf
> cherry adapted to warm climates and slightly higher pH
> soils.
>
> Regards,
> Richard Ashton
> Oak Creek
> Orchard
> www.oakcreekorchard.com
> bwoodtx@verizon.net
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