THE INFLUENCE OF INOCULATION HEIGHT AND PLANTING DEPTH OF TREES WITH DIFFERENT
 PLACEMENT SCHEMES ON PRODUCTIVITY OF WILD CHERRY ON A CLONE ROOTSTOCK VSL-2

Abstract

Two-year research data on assessing the influence of inoculation height and planting depth of trees on the productivity
 of wild cherry Hastsinets variety on VSL-2 clone rootstock is introduced in the article. It was defined that during the period
 of full fruiting of the garden (on the 11–12 year after planting) at the 18 t/hе level or more the productivity was obtained
 in variants with inoculation height 20 and 60 cm regardless of the depth of the seedlings rootstock when planting in the garden,
 with planting distance of 4.5×2.0 m – 18.0–24.8 t/hе and with planting distance of 4.5×1.5 m – 22.1–30.4 t/hе respectively.
 A denser trees arrangement ensured a higher productivity per unit area on 21.4 % average. Over the years of research the
 output of fruits of the first commercial variety was 98 %.