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ramble_gw

How graft grapes?

14 years ago

I want to graft 3 varieties onto an existing grapevine, onto the spurs or canes. I'll put Glenora, Canadice, and Sweet Seduction onto a Jupiter grapevine.

I'm used to the whip and tongue type of grafting. So, that or something like that is what I'd prefer strongly.

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