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Grow your own fruit trees this season! Rootstocks are the root systems onto which fruiting varieties (scion) are grafted—either in late winter/early spring for traditional grafting, or in late summer/early autumn for budding. They form the foundation of your tree, determining its size, vigour, pest and disease resistance, and overall stability.

September is prime grafting time, so order your rootstocks and grafting gear early to be ready. Want more time? Store rootstocks and scion wood at 4–6 °C to delay grafting into November. Keep roots moist, scion wood wrapped in damp newspaper and sealed in plastic bags, and remove rootstocks a week before grafting so they’re ready to grow.

See our guides to apple and pear rootstocks to choose the best match for your trees. Buy 6 or more rootstock bundles (5 per bundle) and save 10%, or buy 10 or more and save 15%.

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  • Apple Rootstock Bud 9 Apple Rootstock Bud 9 Apple Rootstock Bud 9

    Apple Rootstock Bud 9

    Apple Rootstock Bud 9, sometimes called Bud9 or B9, is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired scion onto the rootstock. Budagovsky 9 is a dwarfing rootstock resulting from a cross between M8 x...

  • Apple Rootstock M27 Apple Rootstock M27 Apple Rootstock M27

    Apple Rootstock M27

    Rootstock M27 is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired scion onto the rootstock. Selected in 1934 from a cross of M13 x M9 at East Malling Research Station in Maidstone, Kent, England, M27 is a very dwarfing...

  • Apple Rootstock M9 Apple Rootstock M9 Apple Rootstock M9

    Apple Rootstock M9

    Rootstock M9 is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired scion onto the rootstock. Selected as a chance seedling of ‘Jaune de Metz’, in France in the late 1870’s. M9 was one of the first...

  • Apple Rootstock MM102 Apple Rootstock MM102 Apple Rootstock MM102

    Apple Rootstock MM102

    Enjoy bulk savings on this apple rootstock—buy 2–3 bundles (5 per bundle) and get 25% off, or buy 4 or more bundles and receive 33% off.  Rootstock MM102 is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired...

  • Apple Rootstock MM106 Apple Rootstock MM106 Apple Rootstock MM106

    Apple Rootstock MM106

    Enjoy bulk savings on this apple rootstock—buy 2–3 bundles (5 per bundle) and get 25% off, or buy 4 or more bundles and receive 33% off.  Rootstock MM106 is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired...

  • Apple Rootstock MM111 Apple Rootstock MM111 Apple Rootstock MM111

    Apple Rootstock MM111

    Enjoy bulk savings on this apple rootstock—buy 2–3 bundles (5 per bundle) and get 25% off, or buy 4 or more bundles and receive 33% off.  Rootstock MM111 is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired...

  • Apple Rootstock Northern Spy Apple Rootstock Northern Spy Apple Rootstock Northern Spy

    Apple Rootstock Northern Spy

    Rootstock Northern Spy is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired scion onto the rootstock. A seedling that originated in east Bloomfield in western New York in 1828. It was initially selected for its...

  • Quince C Rootstock

    Quince C Rootstock

    Rootstock Quince C is used for the propagation of fruit trees through budding or grafting the desired scion onto the rootstock. Quince rootstock is used for both quince and selected varieties of European pear. Pears grafted on to the Quince C...

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