My peach tree mostly died over winter. Possibly -22F was too cold for it? I noticed two buds sprouted near the graft, I'm just not sure if they're from the Red Haven scion wood or from the root stock. I can see the diagonal graft and they seem to be on the good side of it but I'd love a second opinion. Thanks!!!
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I lost all of my pears , cherries and apples two and three years ago to blight. They all budded out just like that and I have let them grow just to see if they come back true. One cherry came back as a rootstock variety, One pear has fruit this year so we will see.
I think I would let it grow and see what you get. At the end of the day I think you could always graft back onto it?
Cool, I think I'll leave it and see what happens. Thanks for the input everyone!
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