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grafting

contains images of grafting both natural and done by humans.

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 Title   Type   Size   Last Modified   Description 
natural grafting 1 Image 80 K 2005-03-03 Image of natural grafted trees taken in Volcano National Park, Hawaii.
natural grafting 2 Image 58 K 2005-03-03 Image of natural grafting taken in Volcano National park, Hawaii.
bridge graft Image 379 K 2005-03-03 bridge graft around trunk wound on a Malus fusca. Cortes Island B.C.
Yoshino Cherry Image 236 K 2005-03-03 Yoshino Cherries along Cambie St., Vancouver B.C.
finished wedge graft Image 325 K 2005-03-10 A wedge graft I did grafting domestic Gravenstein type apples to the Pacific Crab Apple, Malus fusca
finished bud graft Image 89 K 2005-03-10 A finished bud graft of Yellow Transparent apple, which I grafted to a rootstock of Pacific crab apple, Malus fusca. Picture taken two years after grafting, so the bud has become the leader.
crown graft Image 149 K 2005-03-10 Picture of a Rhode Island Greening apple crown grafted to the top of a Pacific Crab apple, Malus fusca. The top of the crab apple was cut off with the saw and the cut off end split slightly with an axe to allow wedge grafts to be inserted. The strongest scion was allowed to stay, while the rest were cut off after one year. Picture taken 3 years after grafting.
line drawing of a wedge graft Image 40 K 2005-03-10 Modified from an original in the Grafter's Handbook by RJ Garner
Natural grafting in Wild crabapple Image 258 K 2005-03-10 Image of natural grafting between two branches of a wild crab apple tree, Malus fusca, taken on Cortes Island British Columbia.
Plastic bag strip use Image 141 K 2005-03-10 Technique of using a strip of clear plastic from a shopping bag, to use as grafting tape.
line drawing of crown graft Image 82 K 2005-03-10 drawing of crown graft adapted from RJ Garner's, The Grafter's Handbook
line drawing of bud graft Image 86 K 2005-03-10 bud grafting technique as adapted from RJ Garner's The Grafter's Handbook.
bridge graft Image 39 K 2005-05-30 Image of a Malus fusca that I bridge grafted to save the tree from having been girdled. (Cortes Island, BC)
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