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Winter Grafting: A Traditional Gardener’s...

Grafting is an ancient horticultural technique that...

Winter Grafting: A Traditional Gardener’s Guide

Grafting is an ancient horticultural technique that allows gardeners to combine the best traits of different plants, creating stronger, more productive specimens. While most people associate grafting with spring, winter grafting is a valuable method for fruit trees, particularly apples, pears, and plums. Done while trees are dormant, this method ensures the graft has time to heal before the growing season begins. Why Graft in Winter? Winter, particularly January to early March, is the best time for whip-and-tongue grafting, a technique commonly used for young fruit trees. Because the sap is...

Winter Grafting: A...

Grafting is an ancient horticultural technique that allows gardeners to combine the best traits of different plants, creating stronger, more productive specimens. While most...
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