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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 225535" data-attributes="member: 389">Yes, they are grafted.&nbsp; Some tart variant coming from the Montmorency line.Carmine Jewel don't sound like a good option for me.&nbsp; At some point I will need to remove the deer protection I have for the trees.&nbsp; I think they will raise hell with their lower branches, Carmine only get like 5-7 ft tall from what I've read and that would (worst case scenario) only leave a couple feet of the trees unmolested from the deer.- - - Updated - - -Interestingly, I have what were labeled as Montmorency from Gurney's and the Arbor Day Foundation.They look NOTHING like each other.&nbsp; Gurney's are grafted, AD's are not, and leaves are much more elongated on the Gurney's as well in comparison to the shorter more saw-toothed AD trees.&nbsp; I haven't figured out the reason why as of yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 225535, member: 389"] Yes, they are grafted. Some tart variant coming from the Montmorency line. Carmine Jewel don't sound like a good option for me. At some point I will need to remove the deer protection I have for the trees. I think they will raise hell with their lower branches, Carmine only get like 5-7 ft tall from what I've read and that would (worst case scenario) only leave a couple feet of the trees unmolested from the deer. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Interestingly, I have what were labeled as Montmorency from Gurney's and the Arbor Day Foundation. They look NOTHING like each other. Gurney's are grafted, AD's are not, and leaves are much more elongated on the Gurney's as well in comparison to the shorter more saw-toothed AD trees. I haven't figured out the reason why as of yet. [/QUOTE]

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