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[tanis grif <tanisgrif@yahoo.com>]

Plot out the pros & cons of each route.  I'd be tempted to start chopping 
things up
right away, but I'd only do so in a way which allows for repeats at a later 
time or
year, if this attempt fails.

  
--- Charles Paradise <> wrote:

> I vote for:
> 
> After the roots have established themselves for a year or so.
> Charlie Paradise
> 

> list at ginda.us wrote:
> 
> > I asked this a while ago, but now we are entering grafting season, so
> > I'll ask again.
> >
> > I ordered a couple of new apple trees this year.  I couldn't get
> > exactly what I wanted, but I got the rootstocks I wanted, and two of the 
> > tops
> are things I was looking for.  Between those two, and some
> > prior grafting, I will own both the rootstocks and scions I want. I plan 
> > to
> graft to put them together.
> >
> > When would you recommend I do this?  Right away?  Later in the season?
> > After the roots have established themselves for a year or so?
> 
> 


                
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