SD51555 5 year old buck + May 14, 2014 #1 (Had to google to find the right use of that word) Can a siberian crab serve as a pollenizer for a grafted apple tree as long as their bloom periods overlap? Or do I have to go get some Dolgo?
(Had to google to find the right use of that word) Can a siberian crab serve as a pollenizer for a grafted apple tree as long as their bloom periods overlap? Or do I have to go get some Dolgo?
2ndHand 5 year old buck + May 14, 2014 #2 You may already be aware of this site "Fruit Tree Pollination Compatibility", but just in case check it out: http://www.orangepippintrees.com/pollinationchecker.aspx?a=0&v=1013
You may already be aware of this site "Fruit Tree Pollination Compatibility", but just in case check it out: http://www.orangepippintrees.com/pollinationchecker.aspx?a=0&v=1013
SD51555 5 year old buck + May 15, 2014 #3 Thanks. I was just trying to figure if I needed more crabapples now, or if I can plan to start putting in some big trees.
Thanks. I was just trying to figure if I needed more crabapples now, or if I can plan to start putting in some big trees.
CrazyEd 5 year old buck + May 15, 2014 #4 SD51555 said: Thanks. I was just trying to figure if I needed more crabapples now, or if I can plan to start putting in some big trees. Click to expand... If you talk to Sandbur he will always tell you that more crabapples are needed. :)
SD51555 said: Thanks. I was just trying to figure if I needed more crabapples now, or if I can plan to start putting in some big trees. Click to expand... If you talk to Sandbur he will always tell you that more crabapples are needed. :)
CrazyEd 5 year old buck + May 15, 2014 #5 smsmith said: Personally, I think any "apple guy" should at least have a whitney, chestnut, and dolgo crab :D Many, many others out there that are probably worth growing/having too, but those 3 are kind of "pre-reqs" Click to expand... Whitney is a tough one to track down.
smsmith said: Personally, I think any "apple guy" should at least have a whitney, chestnut, and dolgo crab :D Many, many others out there that are probably worth growing/having too, but those 3 are kind of "pre-reqs" Click to expand... Whitney is a tough one to track down.
B Bowsnbucks 5 year old buck + May 15, 2014 #6 As of 5-15-2014 Stark Bros. is advertising a Whitney crab ON SALE for $14.99 - down from $22.99. It says semi-dwarf - don't know the rootstock.
As of 5-15-2014 Stark Bros. is advertising a Whitney crab ON SALE for $14.99 - down from $22.99. It says semi-dwarf - don't know the rootstock.
CrazyEd 5 year old buck + May 15, 2014 #7 smsmith said: Grafted or scions Ed? I should (hopefully) be able to get you a Whitney scion next year if you want. I had a chestnut crab coming this year from Stark Bros. but they couldn't fill the order. I'll be looking for one locally now. Click to expand... I could never find one on B.118 rootstock so I grafted my own May 2013 and planted it out on our farm about a month ago. :)
smsmith said: Grafted or scions Ed? I should (hopefully) be able to get you a Whitney scion next year if you want. I had a chestnut crab coming this year from Stark Bros. but they couldn't fill the order. I'll be looking for one locally now. Click to expand... I could never find one on B.118 rootstock so I grafted my own May 2013 and planted it out on our farm about a month ago. :)
Maya 5 year old buck + May 15, 2014 #8 SD, I've got several Siberians around the orchards for just that purpose. They stay open for quite a while.
SD, I've got several Siberians around the orchards for just that purpose. They stay open for quite a while.
chummer 5 year old buck + May 15, 2014 #9 Maya said: SD, I've got several Siberians around the orchards for just that purpose. They stay open for quite a while. Click to expand... I have 25 coming today or tomorrow from cold stream!
Maya said: SD, I've got several Siberians around the orchards for just that purpose. They stay open for quite a while. Click to expand... I have 25 coming today or tomorrow from cold stream!