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Christine starts with ...
Are the Tamarillo trees from Daleys grown from seed or cuttings or are they grafted onto a rootstock.

Time: 7th December 2012 9:16am

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Phil@Tyalgum says...
You might need to e-mail them directly. I bought an orange one from Daleys and it has grown about eight feet tall and flowered with a heavy fruit set in less than twelve months - I can't see a graft junction anywhere but they may be cutting grown which tend to bear early and don't grow too tall, mine has a nice, branched shape.

Time: 7th December 2012 11:38am

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John Mc says...
Just for fun, I cut the Tamarillow scion off a grafted specimen last year. The rootstock turned out to be wild tobacco, Solanum mauritianum.
It's still here growing.

Time: 7th December 2012 9:33pm

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