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Is this a seedling or a sucker?

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vanman:
I looking a peach blossoms last week and I noticed this.  Sorry for the bad pic but I refuse to get a smarter phone when my blackberry gets the job done.  I planted some type of peach maybe 5-10 years ago and I thought it died.  It was some type of yellow skinned small peach(no red at all).  It ripen about the end of June.  I  piled up a bunch of farm implements over here and it got overgrown.  It bloomed and now has fruit on it.  The original tree also bloomed but not as vigorously. The original, I think, is the curvy one.   I thought it was interesting.  Any thoughts?

Van

googer:
I'd say it's probably a sucker off the original tree. Prunus species seem to like to sucker out.

bsbullie:
If its below the graft, its rootstock.

Oh, I from the looks of the picture,  I dont think your crackberry is getting it done, just sayin'....   ;)

vanman:
Thanks.  It'll be interesting to see how the fruit is.  At least, if not good, then I have rootstock to graft to. 

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