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Thu, Jan 9, 14 at 13:43
| Hi Guys! I'm very interested in amalanchier. I read on the net, that is possible to graft them on to apple, or pear. Is it possible? I also read this thing with aronia berry. Is it possible with aronia? Best Regards! |
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| Have a friend in Canada who had been using Amelanchier as an understock for apples - just a trial to see if it would confer any additional cold-hardiness or dwarfing. Have not seen a report from him in years, so I don't know how -or if - it worked. Seems like I've seen claims that some of the named Amelanchier cultivars coming from some nurseries are grafted onto Crataegus understock - which I know from experience is also compatible with some pear and quince varieties. |
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