[NAFEX] Propagation of honeylocust by stooling
jelie at new.rr.com
jelie at new.rr.com
Tue Dec 29 10:37:08 EST 2009
Hello Hector Black
Knowing you have quite a bit of experience with honeylocust, I wanted to ask you if stooling is a viable method of propagation with honeylocust. I have a couple Millwood honeylocust trees that should have been transplanted a few years ago. Their current size is somewhat prohibitive for transplanting but I would like to propagate them either vegetatively or by seed.
They are about five years old. I would consider grafting them as well. From previous emails, it sounded like honeylocust were pretty particular about how/when they were grafted.
On another note, I really do enjoy my eleagnus. Up here in Green Bay Wisconsin z4/5, their invasiveness seems pretty limited. There are Russian olives that do well but the autumn olive has only a minor presence in the local woodlands.
Thanks,
Jim Elie
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