Tomato Grafting: It's Easier Than You Think and Will Yield Results - The Atlantic

Tomato Grafting: It's Easier Than You Think and Will Yield Results The Atlantic This is a big reason why many small farmers and serious gardeners have picked up the art of tomato grafting in recent years. Done much the same way that fruit trees are grafted, it's a process that has helped growers achieve dramatic improvements in ... and more »

Vern Nelson: Here's what you need to know before buying fruit trees for your ... - OregonLive.com

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Vern Nelson: Here's what you need to know before buying fruit trees for your ... OregonLive.com By Vern Nelson, Special to The Oregonian While I like to produce my own fruit trees by grafting or propagation, not everyone does. For those of you who want to buy your fruit trees ready-made, here are some ground rules for smart buying. and more »

Make your own fruit trees Sunday at Scion Exchange - Sacramento Bee (blog)

Make your own fruit trees Sunday at Scion Exchange Sacramento Bee (blog) Grafting branches -- scions -- as well as root stock will be available for an additional donation. Grafting demonstrations and advice also will be offered. The number of backyard fruit tree "farmers" is growing every year, notes Drew Bohan, ... and more »

Gardening basics: Grafting is easier than it seems and produces just the fruit ... - OregonLive.com

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Gardening basics: Grafting is easier than it seems and produces just the fruit ... OregonLive.com What I soon learned was that the process got even easier and faster with every new graft. But the real reward comes at harvest time as you gather the fruits from a tree that you grafted yourself. Grafting is a process of surgically connecting a bud or ... Tips on how to share your favorite plantsNapa Valley Register all 2 news articles »

More on grafting, including videos, plus other resources for info on fruit and ... - OregonLive.com

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More on grafting, including videos, plus other resources for info on fruit and ... OregonLive.com By Peggy McMullen, The Oregonian Grafting is a great way to grow more than one variety of fruit on the same tree. (You can produce a "fruit cocktail" tree of, say, lemons, oranges and limes but you need the fruits to be compatible.