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Wisconsin
northerndaylily

Apple grafting and budding

northerndaylily
12 years ago

Back when.. someone posted here I believe it was per grafting apple trees. What I looking for.. is expert advice.. on grafting and budding apple trees.. for our COLD northern climate.

Thanks.

Comments (2)

  • tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
    11 years ago

    The Fruit & Orchard Forum may get better results.

    tj

  • benfisher
    10 years ago

    did you ever get your info ? I have done afair amount, with decent success in the coldest part of Wisconsin. what exactly did you need?

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