Seed grown fruit trees

[CrealCritter]

Here's 4 O'Henry peach pit sprouts. I didn't do anything special to them just buried the pits in a kiddie pool. Winter took care of stratification for me. I don't expect a O'Henry peach from these but it'll be interesting what kind of peach they may produce. It'll probably be 4 plus years before I know. If the peaches aren't good there's always the grafting knife 😀

Jesus is Lord and Christ ✝️

 

[LaurenRitz]

If it turns out to be a good rootstock for your area, you've got a success.

 

[R2elk]

Are they old enough to fruit?

No, I just planted the seeds last year.

 

[R2elk]

In my (limited) experience, they don't necessarily die back again the second winter. My experience with this is only apricots, but they were just fine the second year.

My experience with them here is they usually don't come back at all or they die back every year.

 

[R2elk]

Grape from seed planted last year.

 

[R2elk]

Yellow Chokecherry grown from a Yellow Chokecherry seed.

It does produce yellow chokecherries.