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> Garner's "The Grafter's Handbook" is still in print(I think) - I 
got the 
> latest edition(1993) from Amazon or B&N a year or two back, for a 
little 
> over $20 US.  I suspect that it's little changed since the first 
edition; 
> as Gordon indicated, lots of good information in one package.
> .
> Hmm. Checked Amazon & B&N - both show it out of stock, at the 
moment.


A number of used copies are available through Bibliofind.com

Chris Mauchline
SE PA, zone 6

--- In nafex@y..., Lucky Pittman <Lucky.Pittman@m...> wrote:
> At 12:33 PM 02/02/2001 -0500, Gordon wrote:
>    I came across an old Grafter's Handbook by R. J. Garner of the 
East Malling
> >Research Station. My one son-in-law found it im Minneapolis 
Library about 12
> >years ago and copied over 170 pages. It has very interesting items 
on
> >grafting and propagation.
> >   I highly recommend it to anyone who can find it. I think it was 
done
> >second edition 1957, But there are articles going back into the 
30s.
> >   All this stuff on grafting, budding, inarching, misting and a 
lot of ways
> >that have not been brought to light on this site.
> 
> Garner's "The Grafter's Handbook" is still in print(I think) - I 
got the 
> latest edition(1993) from Amazon or B&N a year or two back, for a 
little 
> over $20 US.  I suspect that it's little changed since the first 
edition; 
> as Gordon indicated, lots of good information in one package.
> .
> Hmm. Checked Amazon & B&N - both show it out of stock, at the 
moment.
> 
> Lucky Pittman
> USDA Zone 6
> Hopkinsville, KY


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