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[PATTY <jrplelie@centurylink.net>]

Hey mIEKAL,

You sound like another seed starter, like myself.  From reading articles 
online, I got the impression that there was little genetic diversity in our 
modern peaches so it is good that you got something a bit different.  How has 
peach leaf curl been for you?  Friends growing peaches have had a rough time 
of it but it has been the cold weather which has eventually done in their 
trees.

Jim Elie
Pulaski WI (NW of Green Bay)

----- Original Message -----
from a tree that was planted as a Madison peach.  This tree died back
to the ground and I'm assuming what put on fruit was the rootstock,
unless by some chance I had the graft buried which I normally never
do.  I have another Madison peach a short ways away and these peaches
look quite a bit different, are smaller and a different blush pattern.
 Nonetheless, they were good tasting, disease free for the most part,
and much larger than the other kinds of seedling peaches I have
growing. Anyone know if any of the standard hardy peach rootstocks
produce decent peaches?  I don't have a record of where I got this
peach from unfortunately.

~mIEKAL
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