Alderman Plum Rootstock/Size:Krymsk 86 Semi-Dwarf: 1-2 ft.

Alderman Plum Rootstock/Size:Krymsk 86 Semi-Dwarf: 1-2 ft.Alderman Plum is a hardy, Asian American hybrid plum released by the University of Minnesota in 1986 from a cross between the 'Burbank' plum and an unknown parent labeled 'Older.' Alderman has been growing successfully in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana, particularly on a site in Stevensville, for over 20 years, having withstood 40F there. To what extent Alderman is able to survive colder temps we are unsure. If people have more data on extreme

M7 Rootstock: A more vigorous semi-dwarf option than M26

which were selected under harsher continental conditions

Dolgo is a must for many reasons in the orchard

Hardy Iowa is consistently described as one of the tougher apricots available for northern growers

often signaling the seasonal shift before others

’ and it was officially named in 1960

Prairie Star is often used as a blending grape to help lower the acidity of the final wine

such as Westcot and Morden 604

followed by summer fruit

Northwest Greening is comparable to Granny Smith when fresh off the tree—crisp

storing well into the new year

making it a perfect choice for creating a natural windbreak or attracting pollinators