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Mon, May 9, 11 at 19:04
| I have some fruit trees (cherry and pear), that I'd like to graft branches of it's pollinator onto so in essence I have true self fertile trees.
One is a bing cherry and the other is a black tartarian. The others are a couple varieties of Asian pear. Anyone have the skill or know someone who can do this? I'd compensate of course. Thanks! Bob |
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| The problem you have with grafting onto large trees is that the plant will prefer to feed the established stuff, not your newly introduced graft. Those 3-in-one trees are done as seedlings. But its worth a try, anyway. Grafting isn't rocket science, there are plenty of sources of how to to this out there on the web. You'd really have to goof up to do any damage. |
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