Not well suited for sandy soils. The Geneva 41 produces a tree similar to trees grown on M-9 in the nursery. Very winter hardy, Bud 118 produces a well-anchored tree similar in size to EMLA 111 or larger. M7 (EMLA 7) Well anchored and good winter hardiness. Susceptible to nematodes, woolly apple aphid, and fire blight. Some resistance to fireblight has also be demonstrated. Very resistant to fire blight. Size is similar to, or slightly smaller than, M26. However, if M.26 is planted on a well drained (not droughty) soil, trees can give outstanding production. (15 trees) Beautiful red strain of honeycrisp. x1 paraffin tape, 1/2 oz. NSRTANT. [45-50% size of standard tree] Vigor between EMLA 26 and EMLA 7. The Geneva 935 is a nursery friendly rootstock. A semi-dwarfing rootstock 50-60% the size of a seedling (similar to M7, but slightly less vigorous in Western states). Bud 9/10 is common in high-density plantings, planted 2 to 4 feet apart in the row. Phytophthora (Collar Rot, Crown Rot, Root Rot): Resistant Retail Garden Center: B10(Budagovski 10)Support required. Very fast method to tie off buds. Some reports that fruit size is smaller, but this may be due to excessively heavy fruit setQUINCE A A Fully dwarfing rootstock, with very heavy production. Column description with colors beyond the K or beige are tag colors and are for different rootstock and refer to tree sales(not scionwood) used for tracking in the field (tag is what a purchased tree is sent with). ; 20 variety max; add $1 per variety >20, 100-199 $2.00 ea. Preserving the past, growing for the future. Stake for the first few years. You may make payment immediately without confirmation only if you provide a list of alternates as some varieties are very limited-but most wood is available through July. The Malling 7 root systems tends to be vertically oriented; if the roots hit an inpenetrable clay pan at 12 to 18 inches, root growth usually stops and the tree runts out.MALLING-MERTON 106 Still the best of the more vigorous rootstocks precocious and productive, well-anchored. Resistant to collar rot, perennial canker, European canker, silver leaf, apple scab, powdery mildew and crown gall. Moderate suckering. Lauded in the Northeastern U.S. as a rootstock for a free-standing tree, it's only recently been tested in the Northwest in trellised systems. Not compatible with Honeycrisp. Resistant to fire blight and collar rot. Adapts well to a wide range of soil types and climates. This rootstock requires support. Requires support. Requires support. [35-40% size of standard tree] Slightly more vigorous than NAKB 9 337 dwarf rootstock. determines which plants will thrive at a location. Suckering can be a problem with some interstem trees. Space 2 to 4 foot in the rowNic 29, 3/8(m9/40%), Stocky, 3 y.o., 50+ available. They have been planted on large scales and information exists on potential challenges. We grow over 50 different cultivars of Apple, Cherry, Pear, Peach, Almond, Walnut and Pistachio Rootstocks. A very popular apple. Outstanding production. Resistant to collar rot and adaptable to a wide range of soils, the exception being light, sandy soils, M9-337 induces early cropping with large fruit size. Excellent anchoring qualities with well-developed root system. Geneva 214 is resistant to fire blight (Erwinia amylovora); Woolly Apple Aphids, replant disease, and root rot (Phytophthora). We ship our seeds & plants to all 50 states. All picked here- few apples, good on grapes. . Herb Aldwinkle and Jim Cummins of Cornell University. Get first crack at sales, seasonal fruit tree tips, and orchard stories. If traditional rootstock is not available, please consider softwood cuttings. History>2019>we had increased variety, many Genevas, a few EMLAs and a few Budagovskys and 2 Polish stock-Smallest to largest as percent of standard tree(25 to 40 feet): M27(20%), P2(25%), Bud 10(35%), T337(35%) G11,214(35-40%),G210(40%),G202(45%),G935(50%), Freestanding>Supporter 4(50%), G969(55%), EMLA111 75%, Bud118(80%) and P18(95%); Mark and P2 have performed very well for me with good early vigor and strong rooting, Bench grafted trees are $15 each, these are fresh grafted or budded in prior year. It is good rootstock to consider for replant sites. Sold Out Quantity Added! It can be used for T budding because of the rounded nose where you roll the blade over the scion. A virus-indexed clone of Malling 26, EMLA 26 is more vigorous than EMLA 9, but less vigorous than EMLA 7. This column count changes almost daily in winter/spring (date at top) during winter/spring, so keep tabs. Geneva 214 grows well in layer beds producing adequate sellable rootstocks per liner foot. Shipping rootstock>1to4=$10;5to9=$15;10 to19 =$20; 20 to 39=$24; 40 to 99= $23;>100=$23+$.021 each. We grow both clonal and seedling, virus free fruit tree rootstock for apple, cherry, pear, plum, and peach. Rootstock - Mike and Brian's Nursery A Wholesale Tree Fruit Nursery All rootstock listed is available for tree-growing contracts. Ripens in mid Sept. A crisp and juicy apple with a mild sweet flavor. Rootstocks to control tree size have been used in apple production for over 2,000 years. Geneva 214 is also winter hardy. Organic upick fruit, berries and edible plant nursery, scionwood, grafted trees. A standard, disease-resistant rootstock for sweet and tart cherries, A peach rootstock commonly used in California, An M.9 class rootstock that is resistant to replant disease, A dwarfing rootstock that is 35% of standard with multiple disease resistances and winter hardiness, A semidwarf rootstock that is more productive and disease resistant than M.26, A Geneva release in the M.26 class that is resistant to woolly apple aphid, Slightly more vigorous than M.26 with improved anchorage and productivity, and woolly aphid resistan, An MM.106 class rootstock that has multiple resistances and good anchorage. Disease Resistance Inventory Size: 1/8" 4-5mm Amount: 47 Size: 3/16" 5-7mm Amount: 7422 Size: 1/4" 7-9mm Amount: 19469 Size: 3/8" 9-12mm Amount: 0 Size: 1/2" 12+mm Amount: 0 Counts: Actual Has tendency to sucker. Geneva 890 is a newer semi-dwarf rootstock in the EMLA 7 to EMLA 106 size class. If regrade rootstocks are available, they are sold at 20% less list price. Mature tree size may differ in other climates and growing conditions. We think G.41 is the best replacement for Malling 9 in high density plantings; GENEVA 65 Little Beauty The first introduction from the breeding program at Geneva, NY under the direction of Dr. James N. Cummins and Dr. Herb Aldwinckle. Confirmed for 2022 delivery late February: Rootstock Prices are $4 for 1 or 2 3-9=$3.50ea. [60-70% size of standard tree] Semi-vigorous rootstock that crops early and requires no support. Resembles Malling 9 in growth with numerous lateral branches. G.969 is resistant to fireblight, collar rot, and woolly apple aphid. We are a local family-run nursery in Ithaca, New York growing many varieties of fruit trees at affordable prices. Tolerant to crown rot(collar rot/phytophthora). I begin shipping February 1st with southern states priority beginning as early as Jan. 1st. But MM.106 is very susceptible to crown rot and almost uniquely sensitive to Tomato Ringspot Virus. It is similar to EMLA 7, but has better anchorage, higher production and fewer burr knots. Produces a tree similar to or slightly larger in size to M9-337. Geneva11 is resistant to collar rot, is very winter hardy, and has a high yield efficiency and large fruit size. For over 80 years TRECO has grown, and developed the finest virus-certified dwarf-ing and semi-dwarfing apple rootstocks for markets worldwide. ROOTSTOCKS We use a variety of semi-dwarfing and fully dwarfing rootstocks. A virus-free clone of M9, EMLA 9, like other M9 clones, induces early cropping with large fruit size. We use a variety of semi-dwarfing and fully dwarfing rootstocks. Geneva 969 is Fire Blight (Erwinia amylovora). They are sensitive to drought- so drip irrigate on a schedule.Bud 10 3/16(35%) Bud 9 and bud 10 have exceptional winter hardiness, crown rot resistance (phytophthora), promotes open scion growth, and produces crops in two to three years with a yield efficiency like that of M-9. It is precocious, resistant to fire blight, crown rot, and woolly apple aphid, replant tolerant, and propagates well in the stool bed. No burrknots.PEAR ROOTSTOCKS:Pyrus betulifolia Standard vigor. The replant tolerant Geneva rootstocks (G.11, G.41, G.214, G.935, G.210, G.969, G.890) are much better than the available standards of Bud 9, Mark, M.9 clones, M.26 and the semi-dwarf rootstocks. well anchored tree about 20 feet tall. On-farm trials of the Cornell-Geneva apple rootstocks in New York. $5. Bud 9 is more winter hardy and less susceptible to fire blight than M9. Geneva 30 (G 30) This rootstock was developed at the Cornell University breeding program by Dr. Jim Cummings. Smallest to largest rootstock types, repeated at column AA with newer (to me) rootstock G11 to P18 and on to double grafts beginning with 106/M27. Tasty this year, good size. Mature tree size may differ in other climates and growing conditions. $0.50 each additional: 1 year old and last years budded are ALSO $15-unless noted see. Resistance to collar rot and fireblight. This stock should be considered by those who are growing apples for processing; it makes a free-standing tree between the size of M.26 and M.7, it is very productive, and it has good cold hardiness. All rootstocks are roughly 1/4" diameter, approximately pencil-size. When considering a high density orchard the M-9 Nic 29 rootstock would be a good choice if youre looking for a more vigorous M-9 clone. It is very cold hardy and tolerant to replant disease, but susceptible to wooly apple aphid. Resistant to collar rot, scab, mildew, and gall; intermediate tolerance to fireblight. number of salable plants resulting in higher rootstock production cost. Compact Fruit Tree 36(3):70-73. All rootstocks are roughly 1/4" diameter, approximately pencil-size. Geneva 214 produces trees that are 35% to 40% of seedling. Burr knots and suckering are minimal. Geneva 41 shows to be resistant to replant disease and appears to be winter hardy with no damage following the test winter of 1994. Resistant to collar rot and apple scab. Resistant to collar rot and apple scab. G890(Geneva 890)Freestanding (support recommended in early years) precocious and productive. Be sure to check compatibility of your desired scion with your choice of rootstock. Quite prone to burrknots. After April and before October they will have leaves and you should expect wilt. Fruit size often small. The Apple Collection in Geneva, NY (2008 NYFQ v. 16-1, 6.57 mb pdf) Apple Rootstocks. You can order 1, 2, 50, or thousands of rootstocks. Similar in size to M26, Geneva202 is precocious and productive. Rootstocks are roughly 1/4" diameter, approximately pencil-size. Vigorous and well anchored.BUDAVGOSKY 9 (Red-Leaved Paradise) (Bud.9) Same level of dwarfing as Malling 9, but about 5 degrees more winter hardy. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED -. Suckering can be a problem. Good anchorage and a productive and efficient rootstock. This is the full retail price for orders of 1-24 rootstocks. Below are the rootstocks we normally work with, if you are looking for a rootstock you do not see listed, please contact us and we may be able to source it for you. fresh from PREMIUM supplier in Oregon. 1 year seedling $4.00 1 year seedling - bundle of 10 $35.00. Now you can propagate your own fruit trees for . It is about 40 to, A tree on this rootstock will be 50 to 60 percent smaller than a, This semi-dwarfing rootstock produces a tree approximately 65-, produces a tree about 75-85% the size of a standard tree. Adaptable to a wide range of soils. $49 for 5 rootstocks with priority mail included for free. $5; one size only: $8/2oz. You can also inquire about custom trees. The primary goals are to: reduce the tree size for manageability reduce labor to increase fruit production per acre improve fruit quality disease resistance where possible Its precocity and productivity have shown to be equal to or better than M-9. Shipping rootstock>1to4=$10;5to9=$15;10 to19 =$20; 20 to 39=$24; 40 to 99= $23;>100=$23+$.021 each. Geneva 969 will produce trees that are 40% to 50% of seedling. We offer a variety of rootstocks for sale including disease resistant and traditional so that experienced and new growers can create their own orchards. Geneva 214 roots well with a few side shoots or spines that need to be removed. After digging, we grade and store roots for sale or use in bench grafts or other nursery products. We try to use rootstocks that have good disease resistance and cold hardiness for northern climates. A replacement for Geneva30 in the M7 size category with a yield efficiency similar to M9. $4.49. Anchorage is fair; however, it does not perform well on light sandy soils. MALLING-MERTON 111 Close to 80% of full standard vigor, MM.111 is more tolerant of difficult soil conditions than the other English rootstocks. If traditional rootstock is not available, please consider softwood cuttings. Phone: 1-877-353-4028 FRUIT TREE SCIONWOOD: is the 1 year old wood stick variety used for grafting. Very precocious, M9-NIC 29 promotes large fruit size and early cropping. It is resistant to firelight, collar rot and wooly apple aphid. In fact these rootstocks for sale can be used to grow dwarf to standard sized trees. GENEVA APPLE ROOTSTOCKS COMPARISON CHART v.4 . M.26 is very, very susceptible to fire blight, burrknots, woolly apple aphids and crown rot. (See individual rootstock descriptions below.) Interested in purchasing 6 of your G-210 regrade rootstocks. It is useful for high density plantings. Available sometime in the future as a rootstockOTTAWA 3 (O.3) A winter-hardy dwarfing stock from the Canadian rootstock breeding program Malling 9 x Robin Crab. Cold hardy and highly resistant to fire blight and crown rot. Premiums are included in the following prices if applicable. best time to ship October-April. Contact: Jessica Lyga, Technology Licensing Officer Office: 607-255-0270 No E-mail: JML73@cornell.edu . Macs on Geneva 65 survived the severe winters in Quebec. You can graft and bud this high quality rootstocks with about 1/4 diameter. 140mm =100/1 oz. 2 = $9.50; 3 = $13.50; 4 = $17; 5-9 $4 each; 10 to 19 $3.50ea.- 10 variety max- add $.50 per variety >10; 20 to 49 $3 ea.- 20 variety max- add $.50 per variety >20, 50 to 99 $2.50 ea. These often are smaller, 3 to 6 buds. See Grafted Trees. [40-45% size of standard tree] Good precocity. 2003. $24 max (around 500). It is slightly larger than Emla 26. In two recent trials, Bud.9 has been much more tolerant of fire blight than M.9 and we are using Bud.9 under fire-blight susceptible varieties. The cheapy folding scissors work great! Productive; well-anchored. Extremely winter-hardy, as well as tolerant of wet feet. Resistant to fire blight, crown rot and woolly apple aphid. It is adaptable to a wide range of soils; however, it is susceptible to collar rot and should not be planted on heavy soils that are not well drained. [40-50% size of standard tree] Semi-dwarfing stock similar in size to M.26. In some test plantings subjected to unusually high winds, there has been union breakage of Gala trees on G.30. Geneva 41 rootstock could be a good replacement for M-9 because its fruit production is as good or better and the added protection against fire blight and replant disease. We post the rootstock inventory in September. Geneva 214 has high yield efficient and productive with yields of 100 to 125 percent of M.9 in most U.S. trials. Ill send an invoice, Generally sell scionwood from January through June and budwood late July to September. Add to Cart Best Pricing See the excel file in Grafted Trees, Scionwood, Bench double-grafted trees (w/interstem) are $20.
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