The G.41 rootstock, a product of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, NY, is a dwarfing variety, producing trees at about 40% the size of standard apple trees, resulting from a …

Slightly more dwarfing than M.9, G.41 is almost the perfect rootstock. It has excellent fruit size, induces wide branch angles, and reduces biennial bearing with Honeycrisp, giving it much greater cumulative …

Tree is recommended for dwarfing orchards but produces brittle graft unions and branches should be staked immediately to support the tree. Tolerant of higher pH soils. Rootstocks are about 18" long …

Don’t let a little brittleness stop you from using Geneva 41 rootstocks. Though not a unanimous endorsement, many growers and nursery owners say trellising, careful handling and a few other …

We purchase cherry rootstocks from only the most reputable sources. (See individual rootstock descriptions below.) After digging, we grade and store roots for sale or use in bench grafts or other …

Among the rootstocks released by the Cornell University and the United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS), G®41 is one of the most promising.

In many trials in North America and other worldwide locations all of the released GENEVA® rootstocks have demonstrated a “per acre productivity” and “tree yield efficiency” similar or higher than current …

Aug 22, 2019 · After five years, it produces trees similar in size to M.9, but it has higher yield efficiency and produces few root suckers.

Like all Geneva rootstocks it is tolerant of replant conditions, crown rot and phytophthera. Its adaptability to different soils and climates, coupled with excellent cold hardiness, makes it a top choice for …