Moonhowl said:The answer would be yes...they are both from the same genera and are related.
Ron Smith, Horticulturist, NDSU Extension Service
"Q. I am interested in growing chokecherries that are the same quality as the mother tree. Is that possible to do if I use fruit from the original tree? Also, can the chokecherry be crossed with something like a common pie cherry to produce a superior hybrid? (Turtle Lake, N.D.)
A: To get the same quality of fruit as that you sent me you’d have to equalize the genetics and the environment. To do that, don’t use the seed as you will get genetic variation; instead, use the branches for root cuttings. Yes, a cross is possible. They are both in the same genera, so they are closely related. Give both of your questions a try. Who knows? You might become famous and rich someday!"
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