In the recently resurrected thread from May, shane11 in NC said -- I hope I'm stating this correctly -- that the only varieties he's had survive long enough to suspect that they're resistant to SDS are hana fuyu, saijo, smith's best (giboshi), and sheng. He said he lost several to SDS including ichi ke keijiro and gwang yang, and that all were on virginiana. I'd love to hear more reports just like that from zones where SDS has been a problem. What varieties have you lost to SDS/KSD and what varieties have you had survive while others were lost? What varieties do you have or do you know that have survived 15-20+ years? Please note the location, too, and the rootstock if you know it.
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