Best Tools for Grafting Training in Spring
The article notes grafting requires wax, a grafting iron, mallet or hammer, and sharp knife. It advises ready stock as sap rises in spring and warns of fly in plum cherry pear and apple growth, with careful stock splitting and smooth finishing.
Grafting Techniques for Stock and Scion Interaction
The text explains how to place a stock and scion in a cleft graft, aligning inner barks and wedge with the stock bark. It describes wax sealing with a beeswax and tallow mixture and notes aging scions cut early spring or last fall for better viability.
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