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Advantages of Dwarf Fruit Tree Orchards

Advantages of Dwarf Fruit Tree Orchards

Fruit trees, which grow into dwarf trees due to the rootstock type they have, bear fruits in the same quality of traditional trees. Since their roots are dwarf sized you can do high density planting. Therefore, you get more fruits from smaller gardens.

Impact of Chilling Requirement On Fruit Quality

Impact of Chilling Requirement On Fruit Quality

Introducing to Provedo Extreme July

Introducing to Provedo Extreme July

Hasançavuşlar köyünde şeftali bahçemizde Provedo Extreme July meyvesinin özelliklerini, ağaç ve bahçe bilgilerini anlattık. Videomuzu aşağıda bulabilirsiniz.

Fruit Trees

Fruit Trees

Take a look at our rich varieties of fruit trees and find the best fit for your garden.

Cherry Rootstocks

MaxMa 14 (Maxima 14)

This is a semi-dwarf rootstock compatible with most of the cherry varieties. It is about 65-70 percent of the standard wild cherry size and 70-75 percent of the standard Mahaleb size under good caring conditions. It can adapt to various soil conditions and it is tolerant to heavy-textured soils, chlorosis and bacterial cancer. It has positive effects on the fruit productivity and fruit quality.

Cab 6 P

It is about 60-70 percent of standard seed rootstock size. Even though it has a poor growth habit in the areas with limited irrigation potential it is resistant to the conditions of heavy-textured soil and cold weather. It is compatible with most of the cherry varieties. Compared to the standard rootstocks, the trees grafted on Cab 6 P bear fruit 3 years earlier.

GiSelA 6

GiSelA®6 is, less demanding than GiSelA®5 in terms of soil, water supply and crop management.

This clone lies between GiSelA®5 and P. avium in growth vigor and is suitable for less intensive cultivation. Despite the stronger growth, yields start very early. 

GiSelA®6 is characterized by fl at branches and broad growth habit, no tendency to succering, excellent winter hardiness, tolerance to pollen-borne viruses, and very good varietal compatibility with healthy, tested scion wood provided.

It is suitable for growing on lighter, medium, or heavier soils without irrigation capability.

GiSelA 12

GiSelA®12 is similar in growth vigor to GiSelA®6, but is slightly stronger under most conditions. In Europe, GiSelA®12 is gaining importance especially on sites where GiSelA®6 causes problems, such as windy locations.
GiSelA®12 is characterized by fl at branches and broad growth habit, no tendency to succering, excellent winter hardiness, tolerance to pollen-borne viruses, and very good cultivar compatibility with healthy, tested scion wood provided. The lower fertility compared to GiSelA®5 and 6 is often rated as very positive. Especially the combination with self-fertile varieties does not lead to overcropping. Yields start early and fruit size is promoted with adapted pruning measures.