Geneva 41 produces a few side shoots in the stool bed but the biggest challenge is poor root development--leading to a lower. We ship using a PayPal platform which requires email and that way you get tracking. Mature tree size may differ in other climates and growing conditions. G.969 is resistant to fireblight, collar rot, and woolly apple aphid. Virus-sensitive; all components must be virus-free. Reimers strain of fire blight-tolerant seedlings. Resistant to crown rot, fireblight, and the woolly apple aphid; tolerant of replant disease. Preferred- paypal (add2%) Pay Here Once Confirmed; larger orders I will produce a paypal invoice. All rootstocks are roughly 1/4" diameter, approximately pencil-size. We try to use rootstocks that have good disease resistance and cold hardiness for northern climates. Good anchorage and a productive and efficient rootstock. . 2. post check to Skipley Farm 7228 Skipley Rd. Learn how your comment data is processed. these are available RIGHT NOW. Can be used as a rootstock for grafting persimmon trees. Please send along address and preferred shipping date, and preferred diameter-default is 3/16-1/4 with 1/8 often the case. Decompose in UV, not oxygen as in the older red rubbers. [35-40% size of standard tree] Slightly more vigorous than NAKB 9 337 dwarf rootstock. Historically, most of the clonal apple rootstocks that we use in the United States traditionally originated in Europe. More about Pricing & Grading. The rock-star, cold-hardy apple from Minnesota. Not quite so brittle as Malling 9, but staking is still strongly advised.BUDAVGOSKY 10 (Red-Leaved Paradise) (Bud )BUDAVGOSKY 118 (Bud.118) About the same vigor as MM.111, but as winter-hardy as Antonovka. Organic upick fruit, berries and edible plant nursery, scionwood, grafted trees. Any available? Precocity e trees that are about 40% of standard, similar to emla26. A widely-planted rootstock in high-density orchards. 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. 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. EMLA 7, about 60% the size of trees on seedling, is very winter hardy. Similar to Emla 26. 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. Outstanding production. Bench grafted BUDDED trees are $15 each, shipping is $20 up to 8 trees. This rootstock requires support and supplemental irrigation is recommended. This rootstock has fiberous roots and does well in a wid. Horticultural Value Geneva 214 has high yield efficient and productive with yields of 100 to 125 percent of M.9 in most U.S. trials. Brittleness: N Planting. We like to use MM.111 under spur-type varieties and under interstocks. Disease Resistance A cross between M 8 and Red Standard, a hardy rootstock of, A vigorous, semi-dwarf rootstock that produces trees that is, is considered to be smaller than a half size tree. I cleaned her up and she runs like a charm. Staple built in. We purchase cherry rootstocks from only the most reputable sources. Okulette budding bands $0.05 each, also decompose in light. Irrigate your ground prior to planting your rootstock. But, which rootstock you use depends on your site, goals and scion. Produces a tree approximately 75% the size of trees on seedling. Diameter varies from to with our ideal but smaller sticks or diameters may be all we have as I am primarily a Fruit Grower-so often annual scionwood is less than ideal. Exceptional winter hardiness. Size: 75% of standard. It is well anchored and does not require staking. Geneva 210 [60% size of standard tree] This rootstock is precocious, fire blight and woolly apple aphid resistant and cold hardy. Performance of the new Genevaapple rootstocks in trials in the US, NZ and Europe. Good resistance to crown rot and fire blight, this rootstock produces trees about 11-16' tall. Some resistance to fireblight has also be demonstrated. Difficult to root in the stoolbed. The replant tolerant Geneva rootstocks (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 semidwarf rootstocks. Log in to your account to access the best pricing based on your past purchases; also see wholesale information. Geneva 890 is a newer semi-dwarf rootstock in the EMLA 7 to EMLA 106 size class. Prices of scion and rootstock are here and again at the far right as well as at the bottom of this list, Column K L and M (beige): are available trees- see grafted trees. Freestanding, but has tendency to lean if not support in early years. Moderate suckering. 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). ALL RIGHTS RESERVED -. It usually exhibits a, A M9 sub clone from the Netherlands. It is particularly valuable as a dwarfing stock where satisfactory performance on M-9 is in doubt. At our retail garden center we offer seasonal fruit tasting, preservation and plant care classes as well as hold events in the community. Geneva 214 is resistant to fire blight (Erwinia amylovora); Woolly Apple Aphids, replant disease, and root rot (Phytophthora). Geneva 41 Apple Rootstock Small dwarf rootstock. Shipping rootstock>1to4=$10;5to9=$15;10 to19 =$20; 20 to 39=$24; 40 to 99= $23;>100=$23+$.021 each. Most precocious and productive of the semi-dwarfing rootstock. A good choice for weaker growing varieties, shows more vigor in the nursery than B.9. Varieties are linked(Work in progress) to Pomiferous or Orange Pippin, Column A'(yellow): Refers to estimated collectable scionwood quantity where NA is not available yet. 1 review. 1 year seedling $4.00 1 year seedling - bundle of 10 $35.00. May be more tolerant to fire blight than M-9. Mature tree size may differ in other climates and growing conditions. It is well anchored and resistant to wooly apple aphid and collar rot. It is derived from a 1976 cross of Ottawa 3 and Robusta 5. Geneva11 is resistant to collar rot, is very winter hardy, and has a high yield efficiency and large fruit size. Tolerant of a wide range of soil conditions, and is a good selection for heavy, poorly-drained soils. 2003. We grow both clonal and seedling, virus free fruit tree rootstock for apple, cherry, pear, plum, and peach. The rock-star, cold-hardy apple from Minnesota. G.65 is precocious, very productive, resistant to crown rot and almost immune to fire blight. We grow over 50 different cultivars of Apple, Cherry, Pear, Peach, Almond, Walnut and Pistachio Rootstocks. [35-40% size of standard tree] Fully-dwarfing rootstock similar in size to M.9 with precocity and productivity surpassing M.9 in trials. G.969, G.935, and G.814 all appear to reduce biennialism in Honeycrisp and are considered the best stocks for such weak-growing cultivars. It also has the reverse ear for splitting cleft graft wood. It is similar to EMLA 7, but has better anchorage, higher production and fewer burr knots. (See individual rootstock descriptions below.) Also used as interstem on Bud 118 and EMLA111EMLA 9 T-337(2020) Like Bud 9, EMLA 9 is a full dwarf withg high precocity, heavy soil tolerant, phyththora resistant, wooley apple aphid resistant and to its credit, not quite as brittle as Bud 9. Trees on Geneva 935 begin bearing early but staking is recommended as it is a shallow rooted rootstock. Influence on Scion Habit. After digging, we grade and store roots for sale or use in bench grafts or other nursery products. EMLA 9 is also susceptible to crown gall and fireblight. Be sure to check compatibility of your desired scion with your choice of rootstock. We are using B118 & EMLA 111 rootstock with P22, M27, P2 and B10, also Mark, 10-12 interstem. Tolerant of soil diseases. Suckering can be a problem. It is moderately resistant to fire blight and woolly apple aphid but not tolerant to replant disease. Text also works but Ill need your email if you want an invoice. EMLA 26 is not as vigorous as EMLA 7, but is much easier to manage in the orchard.Supporter 4, 3/16 (55%) 100 available: Trees on Supporter 4 are more uniform than those on M-26 with little burr knotting and overgrowth, also it is more collar rot resistant. A terrible nursery subject fairly difficult to root; many spines. 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. Bud 9 is more winter hardy and less susceptible to fire blight than M9. It is very resistant to collar rot and moderately resistant to apple scab and powdery mildew. $5. [60% size of standard tree]This rootstock is precocious, fire blight and woolly apple aphid resistant and cold hardy. Roseland Red Honeycrisp on B9 dwarf rootstock. It is resistant to collar rot and adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions, though not light, sandy soils. ; 20 variety max., add $1 per variety >20, 200 499 $1.50 ea. Precocity is similar to an EMLA 106. We offer a variety of rootstocks for sale including disease resistant and traditional so that experienced and new growers can create their own orchards. Well anchored. Probably most suitable as patio plants and for the intense backyard hobbyist.GENEVA 935 (G.935) Dwarfing-slightly larger than M.26 ~50% From the Ottawa 3 x Robusta 5 cross. They do recover with care-protecting them from sunny/drying winds. ; Geneva Stock add $0.75 to each stock. For over 80 years TRECO has grown, and developed the finest virus-certified dwarf-ing and semi-dwarfing apple rootstocks for markets worldwide. [35-40% size of standard tree] Very cold hardy. Among the other insights Auvil offered to growers on the tour: 395 Pine Tree Road, Suite 310 Ithaca, NY 14850 P: 607-254-4698 F: 607-254-5454 E: ctl-connect@cornell.edu. [35-40% size of standard tree] Has good precocity and yield efficiency. Retail Garden Center: P.18 A Malling 4 x Common Antonovka hybrid from the great Polish rootstock breeding program at Skierniewice. A semi-dwarfing rootstock 50-60% the size of a seedling (similar to M7, but slightly less vigorous in Western states). Suckering: N well anchored tree about 20 feet tall. Sticks are 8. Staking or trellising is recommended for all dwarfing rootstock. 1/8", 3/16" - 100 per bundle It is resistant to collar rot and adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions, though not light, sandy soils. May require support. Mature tree size may differ in other climates and growing conditions. Resistant to fire blight, crown rot and woolly apple aphid. You can order 1, 2, 50, or thousands of rootstocks. In some test plantings subjected to unusually high winds, there has been union breakage of Gala trees on G.30. It is resistant to collar rot, but slightly susceptible to crown gall and powdery mildew. Cameron nursery grades roots into 3 grades and 6 sizes from 1/8" to 7/16". Produces an early fruiting tree with heavy cropping. grafting putty/sealer. . $49 for 5 rootstocks with priority mail included for free. $5; one size only: $8/2oz. Resistant to WAA,replant disease, phytophthora, fire blight and its very winter hardy.GENEVA 30 NAFrom Cornell-at-Geneva. It is resistant to wooly apple aphid and highly resistant to fire-blight. We will be cutting scion again in January. Cold hardy and highly resistant to fire blight and crown rot. It is precocious, resistant to fire blight, crown rot, and woolly apple aphid, replant tolerant, and propagates well in the stool bed. Same great taste and crunch as the original. We try to use rootstocks that have good disease resistance and cold hardiness for northern climates. It is also cold hardy and self-supporting. Good preciosity and vigor suitable for weaker growing varieties. Very resistant to fire blight, woolly apple aphid, and crown and root rot. Quince A is more winter hardy than other quince strains, certainly through USDA zone 5.Quince BA29-C, (65%) 100availableBench grafted BUDDED trees are $15 each, shipping is $20 up to 8 trees. Has tendency to sucker. Productive; well-anchored. Recently released by Cornell University, Geneva214 is resistant to fire blight, crown rot and wooly apple aphid. I begin shipping February 1st with southern states priority beginning as early as Jan. 1st. Half of standard-sized tree. [30-35% size of standard tree] The standard to which most Malling 9 type rootstocks are compared. We use a variety of semi-dwarfing and fully dwarfing rootstocks. Resistant to fire blight, phytopthora and woolly apple aphid. It is also susceptible to fire blight and should not be used in combination with fire blight susceptible varieties. You can get these rootstocks for as low as $2.95 each - see Volume Pricing above. At OGW we offer a diversity of food plants and their companions from around the world. A great rootstock in the right spot, but a poor choice for some sites. Phone: 1-877-353-4028 Welcome! Geneva 41 is highly resistant to fire blight and Phytophthora with no known tree death from this disease in field trials. Geneva41 is very cold hardy and precocious. Moderately resistant to crown rot and to fire blight. One of the most widely planted rootstocks in the USA. Requires support. Very resistant to fire blight. Geneva rootstock descriptions are based on New York growing conditions. If regrade rootstocks are available, they are sold at 20% less list price. Inventory Size: 1/8" 4-5mm Amount: 4774 Size: 3/16" 5-7mm Amount: 6350 Size: 1/4" 7-9mm Amount: 31914 If traditional rootstock is not available, please consider softwood cuttings. The orange one ($11) is basic. Now you can propagate your own fruit trees for . 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. Rootstocks to control tree size have been used in apple production for over 2,000 years. Tree spacing: See details Very dwarfing, between M.9 and M.27. Interstem rootstock is available same prices as bench grafted varietals. Geneva 41 is a 1975 cross of Malling 27 X Robusta 5 by the Cornell University/Geneva Apple Rootstock Breeding Program. Not well suited for sandy soils. If traditional rootstock is not available, please consider softwood cuttings. Light suckering. Rootstocks ship in March and April during our normal tree shipping season. All picked here- few apples, good on grapes. A very popular apple. Your personal data will be used to support your experience throughout this website and to manage access to your account. It makes a tree similar in size to EMLA 7. 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. Precocious: Y document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. A dwarfing apple rootstock in the Emla 9 class that is disease resistant and free standing. Geneva 214 is also winter hardy. Susceptible to nematodes, woolly apple aphid, and fire blight. In the orchard, the first year or two growth is very slow. Productivity efficiency like m9s; Resistant to crown rot and fire blight, WAA, tolerant of replant disease.GENEVA969 (G.969) about 50-55% Producing a self-supporting tree, similar properties as G.935GENEVA 890 (G.890) Produces a semi-dwarf tree that is 60% of seedling vigor in New York conditions, 40-50% in Washington state. fresh from PREMIUM supplier in Oregon. Malling 9 Produces a fully dwarfed tree with good fruit size and color. Geneva 214 grows well in layer beds producing adequate sellable rootstocks per liner foot. They are sold at a little over cost and I have 100. orders can begin as early December with requests through email. 588 in stock Quantity Added! Stake for the first few years. Herb Aldwinkle and Jim Cummins of Cornell University. Geneva 969 will produce trees that are 40% to 50% of seedling. Monday Friday: 10:00am 4:00pm PST. Rootstock - Mike and Brian's Nursery A Wholesale Tree Fruit Nursery All rootstock listed is available for tree-growing contracts. 1 scion (8.5 typical) should make 3 or 4 2-bud grafts. I always sharpen to chisel with no bevel, thinning the stainless steel. Zone 4-8. A modern, self-fertile, fireblight-resistant pear from Canada. This really must be done for your cutlery skills. Auvil said it's one of the easiest for nurseries to produce and it could be a good replacement for the larger M.9. The following nurseries support purchasing rootstock only: Copenhaven Farms ( www.Copenhavenfarms.com) Treco, INC ( www.treco.nu) ; add $1 per variety >40, Shipping is $8 up to 10 scions, $0.20 each additional. Similar in size to M26, Geneva202 is precocious and productive. Resistance to crown rot, fireblight and woolly apple aphid and also replant tolerant. [60-65% size of standard tree] This rootstock is highly resistant to woolly apple aphid and fire blight. Quite prone to burrknots. OHXF 97 is full standard vigor; fire blight resistant. It can be used for T budding because of the rounded nose where you roll the blade over the scion. Geneva 214 is similar to Emla 26 size in New York but similar to Pajam 2 in Washington State.