Is it possible to graft Osmanthus
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Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
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Is grafting vines possible?
Comments (3)You might be able to graft two varieties together, but I don't see why you would when it is so very easy to root them. You could not graft grapes to Kiwi's, but all you have to do is take about a foot of vine, strip the leaves off the bottom 4" and stick it in some moist well drained soil and it will root....See MoreTwo tree stems converge possible grafting
Comments (1)Good question. I would think it depended on the type of tree. I have quite a few trees here that have naturally fused themselves like this in nature. I have black cherry and a sasafrass, but thease trees can grow in thickets. I have not seen any oaks or other types do this. The ficus I have seen in the trade are braded as they grow. Some small tress don't worry so much about crowded roots such as river birch wich usually is sold in a clump of three in containers....See MoreIs it possible to graft woody stems of itoh peonies?
Comments (2)"My guess is that if a division of an itoh peony is planted sideways in the ground, it will force the entire length of the woody stem to become tuberous, or at least produce roots/tubers from each underground eye." A woody stem may root, but the stem will not become tuberous (different cell structure). You will have greater success with root division and maybe grafting hardened stems (w/buds) onto herbaceous rootstock....See More20 year old grapefruit + mandarin graft possible?
Comments (2)A graft should work, try doing it on smaller branches...See MoreGrant Yang (Sydney Australia)
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