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Tue, Jun 10, 14 at 22:26
| My first successful bark grafts. I grafted these in late Jan, this picture was taken in mid-march. I never labeled them,because I never thought they would actually take. But I think it's flavor king and burgundy |
This post was edited by Steve357 on Tue, Jun 10, 14 at 22:46
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| This picture was taken yesterday, they've put on 3ft of growth |
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| That's great Steve.I will like to try a bark graft some day,especially if it's Flavor King. Brady |
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| Nice job Steve...and a good inspiration for us wannabe tree builders..... |
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| Your bark was slipping in January? I think I have to wait until May. |
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| No it wasn't really slipping, I sliced down the bark about 1" from the top then gently force the diagonally cut scion behind the bark. Just like in one of the DWN youtube videos |
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| Thanks for posting that. I haven't yet successfully bark grafted so it is useful to see. john S PDX OR |
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| Looking good! I top worked one of my peach trees that way. The grafts heal in completely in a few years. |
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