Re: new biological antidote for powdery mildew

**J*@aol.com**

In a message dated 01/23/2001 12:32:19 PM Central Standard Time, 
prgramly@intrepid.cdg-hargray.com writes:

<< What were your timing snafus?  Related to moving or
 the actual grafting procedure?
  >>

Hi, Philip...

You're right - my tree was a Yellow Transparent...thanks!

When I contacted the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois, about the grafting 
process, they said the process must be done rapidly: at a certain time of the 
year, remove some branch tips (I'm paraphrasing as I don't remember all of 
the myriad steps) and
rush home to my already prepared scion and attach them. Over 80% fail, I was 
told. Decided to try and find a Y.T. and have located some (can relay info if 
anyone's interested) at a fruit tree nursery via catalog ordering.

What scion are you going to use? (Sorry to be off-topic here)

Does anyone have a shrub rose 'Blanc Double de Courbet' that's reached 7', or 
beyond, yet? What have you used to attractively underplant it?

Joanie

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