by David The Good
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I just put together a little video of the healed apple grafts from this February’s grafting. They’ve grown like crazy and the way they’ve joined together is simply incredible – check it out:
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I’m David The Good, gardening author, homesteading, survival gardener, nursery owner and plant geek. Let’s grow some food!
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3 responses to “Healed Apple Grafts”
impressive…gives me hope that mine might work..although I'm a little concerned that I did them a little to late. grafted a couple of scions salvaged from my tropic sweet that snapped at the base onto my Dorsetts..http://wp.me/p5T25X-5D
Awesome dude! Wow, stuff really grows down there. I'm very interested to see if any of those pan out for you down there, especially the King (David that is).
It's incredible. I grafted nectarines and peaches onto a wild plum in Feb and they've already grown 3'. Thank you again for the scion wood. It went to good use and we shall see what happens.