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JoeReal
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Other assorted multi-grafted cherries protected by two eyes. Birds are uneasy with the crude eyes made by my youngest boy.
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JoeReal
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How many kinds can one tree hold? This one tree has 40 cultivars, all fruiting.
Here are samples of plums and plumcots. Mostly Japanese plums and their hybrids. Not shown are my European and Russian types on the same tree. That same tree has peachcots and cherry plum hybrids. The fruits of those not shown are still tiny or were already harvested.
Tree is loaded from the knee high branch level to the top of the canopy
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JoeReal
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Benny's Green Gage. Grafted this year, fruited this year!
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JoeReal
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In comparison, here's the real Asian Green Gage Plum:
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JoeReal
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Santa Rosa Plum, one of my favorites for wine making
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JoeReal
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No, these are not mangoes... These are Golden Nectar plums. An heirloom type
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JoeReal
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Inca Plum, another heirloom type:
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JoeReal
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Plumcots
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JoeReal
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Assorted plums. I have many different colored plums, but only 4 types that are purple-leaves and purple colored fruits: Vesuvius, Hollywood, Kuban Burgundy and another Russian type
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JoeReal
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Sorry, no time to read the labels on this one:
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JoeReal
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Sorry, no time to read the labels on this one:
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JoeReal
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Sorry, no time to read the labels on this one:
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JoeReal
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Sorry, no time to read the labels on this one:
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JoeReal
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Sorry, no time to read the labels on this one:
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JoeReal
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Sorry, no time to read the labels on this one:
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