Why do we vaccinate? Of course, to improve some of the characteristics of the already growing trees in our garden. As a rootstock, this plant is used quite often, and even the most beginning gardeners quite successfully master this science. Raw materials are affordable, very cheap and well suited almost in all conditions. What is not the ideal solution for vaccination? Let's understand what can be planted, and which tandem with rowan will be the most successful in practice.
What decorative and fruit can be planted on rowan?
To make it easier to navigate in this topic, we will split all possible variants of the graft into several groups:
- Many gardeners are interested in the moment, which fruit trees can be planted to rowan, because it is the resistance to different weather factors and the preservation of the taste of fruits that become the goal of the vaccine itself. First of all, everyone tries to try a tandem of pears and mountain ash. Almost certainly success is guaranteed. There are only two small stumbling blocks: after about three years, the vaccine may fall off due to a strong difference in the growth rate, and not all sorts are suitable for this purpose. What kind of fruit trees you can and should try to plant to the mountain ash, so these are apple varieties with the parent form of a plum-like apple tree.
- All that can be planted on a wild species, it turns out and a variety of ashberry ash . If you want to exotic, there is always a place for experiments. Some are looking for the possibility of planting a no less effective tree ash on the tree. After all, in itself, the tree is decorative, and paired with the vaccination of Japanese quince, irgi or medlar of German, you will get an interesting result.
- And finally, that you can plant useful on red ashberry, so it's hawthorn. How useful is this tandem? He quite pretends for the role of a green hedge on your site: we plant trees with vaccinations along the perimeter and after a while a spiky and very spectacular live fence is guaranteed to protect it with spines.