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ampersand12

Grafting Schedule

11 years ago

I'm hoping for some input on the best timing for grafting assorted fruits. Here is what I have put together so far...

Pomes - Later winter to leafing out. When buds to start to swell is ideal.
Stones - Wait until a stretch of warm weather (in the '70's) is in the forecast after trees start to grow.
PawPaw - After vegetative growth begins.
Persimmon - When rootstock is fully leafed out.

Thanks!
Kelby

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