St. Julians Plum Rootstock (forum)
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Doug Forbes starts with ...
If you just let this rootstock grow (don't graft another variety of plum on it), will it fruit? Is the fruit any good for anything?
Time: 24th July 2007 5:00am
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Rick says...
Usually the rootstock is inferior to anything that it is grafted onto.
Although I haven't used the St Julians this is the general rule. Also roostock is used to vegetatively propogate so that your plant has vigor and disease resistance however the quality of the fruit is usually very poor.
Time: 23rd August 2007 10:55am
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