Wildlife Group

[b116757]

Anyone know what rootstock Wildlife Group uses on apples and pears?

 

[yoderjac]

No, but call them. They were quite responsive when I called and asked some detailed questions a few years ago.

 

[b116757]

Thanks Jack

 

[b116757]

Old Home 97 or Calleryana for pears
B118 or M111 for apple

Per Allen at Wildlife Group and nice folks to visit with.

 

[b116757]

They have a few verities of fruit tree I don’t have and would like to try next year. I’ll likely be planting two more orchards on the new farm. I truly love planning this stuff out as much or more than the hunting I think sometimes.

 

[Troubles Trees]

I truly love planning this stuff out as much or more than the hunting I think sometimes.

It is an addiction we all have my friend, I cut down trees to make room to plant more trees and my neighbors think I am nuts because they don't get it :)

 

[Native Hunter]

It is an addiction we all have my friend, I cut down trees to make room to plant more trees and my neighbors think I am nuts because they don't get it :)

My main goal in life is to make my neighbors think I’m insane.

 

[sandbur]

My main goal in life is to make my neighbors think I’m insane.

My neighbors have known me for decades, even generations. They know me. :D

After hauling water for months last year, I have cut back on tree planting. I think I planted 3 apples this spring. I am running out of room.


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