Kath and Katie show the why and how of grafting fruit trees.
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Do you know of anyway of determining whether a lemon or citron comes from a grafted tree, by looking at the fruit alone. Are there any signs?
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Man that Katie is soooooo good looking.
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Hey, great stuff! Haven't found the citrus rootstock info I was looking for, but have only just scratched the surface of your large site. I could quite happily spend the whole day watching all the grafting videos, then the past posts, and I think I just might do that! Thank you very much!
ReplyDeletewhat makes the tips or first inch and a half of my mango leaves go brown and crunchy.its kensington pride 7 yrs old vicki
ReplyDeleteHi! Can you also provide a grafting video using a mature tree as a root stock. I'm betting you won't decapitate it like you would with a young plant.
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