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[Jerry & Dana Frederick <jerrydana5@aol.com>]

Does any know what might cause my apple trees to drop their apples early?  
Only one tree, a Harrelson, had apples this year.  Same thing happened last 
year.  Of course, both years were unusually hot and dry.  Any ideas?  Jerry 
in southern Indiana
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These are seedlings.  If I do graft them, I would like to try Prunus 
Americana.  I know John Bunker of fedco grafts some peaches on P. Americana.

Richard

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Are you talking about seedling or grafted?  And if grafted what did you put 
them on?  I'd love to have a bunch of these for my genetic diversity planting.


~mIEKAL