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plum tree propagation

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Jimmy says... 1) pretty awful 2) you can't use a crab apple rootstock for a plum.	About the Author Jimmy 11th August 2009 11:01am #UserID: 2548 Posts: 511 View All Jimmy's Edible Fruit Trees
mumsandra starts with ... If you grow plum trees from seed, what sort of crops do you get? Are they better grafted onto rootstock and what kind, will crab apple rootstocks be ok ?	About the Author mumsandra Lincs UK 11th August 2009 12:07am #UserID: 2647 Posts: 3 View All mumsandra's Edible Fruit Trees
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Itdepends says... Buy a grafted plum tree as a starter- and then just graft different varieties onto it. (Unless you're looking for a lot of trees- in which case- start with a grafted tree, get it to sucker and start taking cuttings off the rootstock to strike). It'll take you a few years to build up a decent supply though.	About the Author Itdepends2 11th August 2009 2:23pm #UserID: 884 Posts: 41 View All Itdepends2's Edible Fruit Trees
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mumsandra says... Thanks Jimmy, Can you offer any more information, like what can I use and tips on how to do it ?	About the Author mumsandra Lincs UK 15th August 2009 10:51pm #UserID: 2647 Posts: 3 View All mumsandra's Edible Fruit Trees
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mumsandra says... Thankyou Itdepends, I didn't have a clue what to do or how it was done. Thanks again.	About the Author mumsandra Lincs UK 15th August 2009 10:53pm #UserID: 2647 Posts: 3 View All mumsandra's Edible Fruit Trees
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