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Mazzard Cherry Rootstock-Willamette-3/16 Inch-

Mazzard Cherry Rootstock

$4.99 - $4.99
$4.99
$4.99 - $4.99
$4.99
SKU R200

Mazzard is a popular rootstock used in the cultivation of cherry trees. It is a vigorous and hardy rootstock, which means it can tolerate a wide range of soil and weather conditions. Mazzard rootstock is propagated from seedlings and is known for its large, deep-reaching root system, which allows it to anchor the cherry tree and provide it with ample nutrients and water.

 

Rootstock size: 1/4"

 

Recommended to grow out for a year before grafting.

Size: 1/4 Inch
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  • Can this root stalk handle anything other than cherry scions? I'm looking for root stalks that can take grafts from multiple types of fruit trees.

    You may want to look intoKrymsk 1 rootstock. We use this rootstock for our Fruit Cocktail combination tree. 

  • does it make sense to order and plant the rootstock this year and graft the cherry scion next year after the rootstock has had a chance to estabish in the soil? Im in Vermont zone 4

    That is called "topworking" and is an excellent and reliable method if you have the tools and the talent for it.

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Craig P.
Mazzard Cherry - very excited to get this going

It's my first Cherry rootstock and it's in soil! I have grafted a Lapins scion to the rootstock and will be looking forward to seeing how it will grow.
It arrived in great shape with a fresh graft surface.

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Wesley L.
Cherry, Apple, and Pear Rootstocks

Rootstocks looked great and healthy with good roots. My only Concern was none of the roots had been wrapped in moist gel or wet sawdust and all roots were completely dried out by the time they got to me. I immediately damped them down and then planted. Now time to wait and see how they do. Thanks