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An interesting article about Scions from Penn State.

 
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Hi.

I'm sure a lot of you probably know most of what's in this article about scions, but I didn't.  I thought that there might be others that might find this article helpful.  It has an introduction explaining the historical origins of some scions, and then has a list of many scion varieties and their advantages / disadvantages.  If anyone has any other similar links please post them if you can.  Time seems short these days and getting directed to good content is always appreciated.  :)

The link:

Apple Rootstocks: Capabilities and Limitations
https://extension.psu.edu/apple-rootstocks-capabilities-and-limitations
 
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