That scar is an artifact of a process called grafting ... s why your fruit trees and your other ornamentals that are grafted often cost more. There’s some loss at every step of the process.” ...

It is a popular method for grafting fruit trees, especially in cases where the scion wood is smaller than the rootstock. Choose a scion plant with a diameter of 1/4 to 1/2 inch and a rootstock ...

But even for novices, fruit tree grafting is alluringly simple: a dormant branch or twig - a scion - is spliced onto a compatible, dormant fruit tree. If after several weeks the graft takes ...

From fruit trees to unique plant combinations, these easy methods can help you grow stunning hybrid plants. Watch as each grafting technique is demonstrated step-by-step, making it easy to follow ...

Has it ever occurred to you that you could design your own fruit tree? Maybe not ... the Cooperative Extension's grafting bulletin, PNW 0496. In it you'll find step-by-step illustrations on ...

For the past few years, a group that calls themselves Guerrilla Grafters have been secretly grafting fruit-bearing scions ... As the group explains, it’s one step closer to creating “a ...

The kindest cut While it takes precision, the grafting required to create these multi-fruit trees is not that complicated ... or community orchards, is a step toward not only educating communities ...

managed to graft different stone fruit plants such as peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines and cherries together to create a single tree that grows 40 different kinds of fruit. "Through the ...