Nto srue hey?

Try this:
Soft Pines/'Soft White Pines' all compatible:
i.e.:
flexilis
strobus
wallichiana
parviflora
cembra
koraiensis
Pinus bungeana is grafted to these, particularly strobus.

Hard Pines (stiff needles a dead give-away)
nigra
sylvestris
resinosa
thunbergii
ponderosa
etc -

Spruce : Any are compatible (genus compatibility)

Firs : Same as Spruce

Chamaecyparis nootkatensis is compatible of course with itself but also to, Juniperus scopulorum & Platycladus orientalis. Also to Microbiota as a matter of fact.

Chamaecyparis obtusa is compatible to Thuja and is best grafted to T. occidentalis.

This is just a little info. Check out Coenosium Gardens information as he may have a lot more info than I off the top of me bmri. That's "brim" for you English lads.

Am I part of the small majority that re-reads for spelling errors or grammitical mistakes, or what's the deal people?

Dax

These links are for Yew:

*DVD How to Graft
*Spring,1999
How to Graft Conifers
*Understock/scion compatabilities

And a few more:
Grafting The Japanese Maple

Grafting Video - YouTube

Text For YouTube Video

Grafting Beech for Bonsai

The Conifer Garden

Shohin-Bonsai Europe (Amazing Photos)

A sharp knife is key. The other key element is purchasing Dirr/Heuser 'The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation'. This book covers it all man.

Dax

Here is a link that might be useful: Coenosium Garden (*3* Links From Above)

wow thanks for all that info!

Uh huh. That bonsai photo page is what my greenhouse collection I hope to have will become a reality someday.

See ya Greeny,

Dax