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Fig Grafting

13 years ago

Hi all,
Newbie here and I'm starting to graft fruit trees for my home garden. I have a brown turkey fig tree and wondering if any other fruit is compatible with figs? I'm grafting different citrus together and would like to know if it can be done with figs.
Thanks
Keith

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bonsaist
13 years ago
Yes it can be done with figs, but figs are rarely grafted since they can be started by cuttings. You can do dormant grafting now, or wait until early summer and you can do bud grafting.

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