

Strong-growing hardy rootstock suitable for plums and apricots.
€ 3.49 including VAT
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| Quantity | Price per piece |
| 10 - 24 | € 3.32 |
| 25 - 99 | € 3.14 |
| 100 - 499 | € 2.79 |
| 500 - 999 | € 2.09 |
| 1000 + | € 1.40 |
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Rootstocks: available January 2027 to April 2027, in relation to: grubbing, sorting, and order sequence.
Stumps are sawn off prior to delivery.
Free delivered to your home from €35
Including our flyer with planting instructions
Grown with care on ample 25 hectares of its own soil
Prunus domestica 'St Julien A' is a semi-vigorous rootstock known for its versatility and reliability. This rootstock is suitable for a wide range of stone fruits, such as plums, peaches, nectarines and some apricots.
Key features:
Vigour: Semi-vigorous, with a mature tree size of about 75% relative to a seedling.
Compatibility: Suitable for European and Japanese plums, mirabelles, damascene plums and peaches. Can also be used for apricots, although this is less common.
Hardiness: Resistant to cold climates and temperature fluctuations in spring.
Advantages:
Productivity: Early fruiting and good fruit yield with excellent size.
Growing independently: No permanent support needed, making maintenance easier.
Resistance: Moderate resistance to Phytophthora, bacterial canker and crown gall.
Applications:
Soil types: Suitable for a variety of soils, although susceptibility to root-knot nematodes and PTSL (Peach Tree Short Survival) should be considered.
Climates: Ideally suited to cooler areas with varying spring temperatures.
Conclusion:
'St Julien A' is an excellent choice for growers seeking a reliable, semi-vigorous rootstock with broad compatibility and a proven track record in cold climates. Thanks to its versatility and durability, this rootstock remains a popular choice in both commercial and private orchards.
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
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