I have not looked at Swamp Crab for a bit. Per memory, it is an early dropper and the crabs are small. I see it’s main value as a rootstock for damp to occasionally wet areas.Your tricking me into more trees. I see frostbite is a parent to many varieties in the minesotta program.
Any info on that swamp crab? How well it holds into the season ,early frost tolerance, any signs of disease. We got alot of beavers up at camp, but can find some small brook edges that it might be left alone.
Debating a 2nd tree order for some anty, B118, and m111 rootstocks. What I read about the siberian crab is all over the place. Tree size between standard to semidwarf and some have compatibility issues and some say no.
Bear season closed around the 12th of October. I hope to walk some of my ‘no go areas’ now that deer rifle season is over and see how much damage I have.Good luck deer hunting, Bur!!! Can you hunt bears there? Those things are H on fruit trees - but they make great bologna & snack sticks!!!!
I need to check my records. I am not sure if Martha ran that late in my climate. I have not had a long track record with Martha.
Norland is my earliest apple and just slightly larger than an applecrab, imo.
Centennial is an August apple for me.KErr holds onto the tree better than Violi's? Got a few trees to topwork at camp this year.
Cummins nursery in NY calls centennial a early season tree. I thought you had one over at your place. Looking for another august apple at my home.