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["Scott Weber and Muffy Barrett" <bluestem_farm@juno.com>]

Andre,I second what Jerry says.  Topworking a mature tree can give fantastic 
growth.  You may even get fruit setting at the second leaf, but it's best to 
pick it off since there still won't be a lot of wood strengthening the graft 
at that point and you don't want to break it off.  Go for it!Muffy Barrett

---------- Original Message ----------

Andre,
 
With any kind of luck you will have fruit on the third leaf. 
 
Jerry
 
 
In a message dated 9/24/2014 4:21:15 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  

I'm  thinking about top-working a mature crabapple tree in my backyard with 
two or  three domestic apple varieties.


One thing I'd be curious to know is how long its  likely to take until the 
new apple branches bear fruit (assuming the cleft  grafts take, of course)



Andre


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mIEKAL,the way I read what they wrote is that they are abandoning the Krymsk 
1 in spite of its dwarfing qualities.
Muffy 
---------- Original Message ----------

funny, I just wrote them to see if they have an Krymsk 1 for sale&#65533;  
but are they saying they'll use Manchurian apricot for peach rootstock?  My 
manchurians are 15-20 feet high and the opposite of dwarfing..

~mIEKAL

On Sep 24, 2014, at 5:54 PM, Dan Nave wrote:

> Cummins nursery wrote: "We have had graft union sensitivity with first 
> Krymsk 86 and now Krymsk 1 in many varieties, we always lose an inordinate 
> number of trees to breakage at the time of digging. The hope has been that 
> these unions would strengthen over time, which does seem to happen in the 
> case of many varieties. But all in all I think we are ready to abandon the 
> Krymsk 1 for apricots (and peach, but not plum), in spite of the cold 
> hardiness and the dwarfing qualities. For the spring 2014 season we are 
> returning to the use of Manchurian"
> 
> Dan

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I had planned to can apples this week and in preparation picked one from
each tree to taste. No. Not good! They are not sweet and don't have much
flavor at all. If I wait longer will they sweeten up? One is golden
delicious and the other might be winesap but I really don't know what it
is. Another tree that produced for the first time this year had wonderful
huge apples. Unfortunately we had a wind storm and most were blown off the
tree where my chickens found them before I did.

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