Top worked peach tree results
12 years ago
The bark grafting method detailed in the DWN How To Graft A Fruit Tree video worked as advertised for me. The instructions were easy to follow and even with my untrained grafting skills the results were great. The graft unions are very strong. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this method as an easy entry point for anyone planning to top work their peach tree.
The grafts are almost completely healed in after 2 seasons:
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