I have a question for nut tree experts, unfortunately I think I know the answer. I'm trying to graft butternuts. I just cut wood from a mature tree but is heavily infected with the butternut canker. This tree is nowhere near where I live. Should I bother trying to graft the infected wood or just get wood from somewhere else? The only reason I wanted this tree is because I know it produces good nuts but even more so my wife grew up eating from this tree as a kid.
Thanks,
Phil
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