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For questions about trees that are grown for their fruit.
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Why are my apples rotting on the tree?
For #1, Its not really possible to determine the variety exactly without genetic analysis. However, you can tell if it is a real variety or a seedling by looking for a graft line near the bottom of th …
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Is it possible to graft fruit/flowering trees onto a well established jacaranda tree?
Definitely not edible fruiting trees. Typically grafting is same species, sometimes same genus and rarely from outside the genus.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bignoniaceae#Genera
Closely related gener …
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