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We offer a variety of rootstocks for sale including disease resistant and traditional so that experienced and new growers can create their own orchards. You can graft and bud this high quality rootstocks with about 1/4″ diameter. In fact these rootstocks for sale can be used to grow dwarf to standard sized trees. We ship the rootstocks starting in March until the end of May. Moreover, you can get rootstocks for sale in bundles of 10 which are sold at a 16% discount.
Rootstock For Sale Overview
What is a Rootstock?
A fruit tree’s rootstock controls primarily the tree’s size, precocity (how early the tree bears fruit), cold hardiness, and partly its disease resistance (such as fireblight). In order to grow a reliable and high quality fruit tree, growers graft the scion, which is above the ground and responsible for the fruit’s characteristics and disease resistance, onto the rootstock, which is underground. Grafting is a horticultural technique growers use to combine the tissues of two plants so that they continue to grow together with certain desired characteristics. However not all trees are grafted. Seedlings are trees grown from seed and aren’t grafted. Moreover, in general seedlings grow to be larger than grafted trees, stronger, more hardy, and more likely to survive frosts.
A fruit tree’s rootstock controls primarily the tree’s size, precocity (how early the tree bears fruit), cold hardiness, and partly its disease resistance (such as fireblight). In order to grow a reliable and high quality fruit tree, growers graft the scion, which is above the ground and responsible for the fruit’s characteristics and disease resistance, onto the rootstock, which is underground. Grafting is a horticultural technique growers use to combine the tissues of two plants so that they continue to grow together with certain desired characteristics. However not all trees are grafted. Seedlings are trees grown from seed and aren’t grafted. Moreover, in general seedlings grow to be larger than grafted trees, stronger, more hardy, and more likely to survive frosts.
From our experience growing in New York, we have found the Budagovsky (Bud), Geneva (G), and EMLA series to be great options since they are reported to be virus free and produce very healthy trees. Learn more about apple rootstocks in this article.
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Rootstocks
$3.50
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
Rootstocks
$3.50
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
Sale!
Rootstocks
$29.40
A fruit tree’s rootstock controls primarily the tree’s size, precocity (how early the tree bears fruit), cold hardiness, and partly its disease resistance (such as fire blight). In order to grow a reliable and high quality fruit tree, growers graft the scion, which is above the ground and responsible for the fruit’s characteristics and disease resistance, onto the rootstock, which is underground. Grafting is a horticultural technique growers use to combine the tissues of two plants so that they continue to grow together with certain desired characteristics. However not all trees are grafted. Seedlings are trees grown from seed and aren’t grafted. Moreover, in general seedlings grow to be larger than grafted trees, stronger, more hardy, and more likely to survive frosts.