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[Alexander Dragotin <a_dragotin@yahoo.de>]

Hi Devin,grafting cornus mas I had nearly total yieldwith Chip-Budding in 
summer. The grafting in the late winter or spring isattended with troubles 
because the scion buds awake early. To keep the scionbuds dormant you should 
cut the scion wood enough early and store it wrapped inlight moist paper and 
put in a bag at about 23 degree F or -5 Degree C. Wishing luck and joyAlex
 
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CC: Devin Smith <dvidedevo@yahoo.com> 
 Gesendet: 3:12 Freitag, 24.April 2015
 Betreff: [nafex] Cornus mas grafting
   

| I was given some scions of Cornelian Cherry varieties 'elegant' and 
'pioneer'. I was hoping to graft them, but my scion source says dormant 
grafts never work for him, though summer budding is highly reliable. Have any 
of you had success dormant grafting this species, and if so, what pointers do 
you have?Thanks |


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