Daniel's Pacific NW Garden

 I'm happy with the grafts so far.  All are growing.  A couple of the black cherries seem a bit slow, but the third of those is growing ...

 These are a few of the grafts that I did in March.  I wondered if the unseasonable warmth last week would be an issue.  Maybe for a few.  M...

 Grafts look OK so far.  It's early to see much growth, but the buds are swelling.  These are the top tiers for the espaliers. These are...

 I enjoy making new grafts, a lot.  It still feels like magic, taking a stick (scion) from one tree and adding it to a rootstock or shoot of...

 Yesterday I grafted a few scion.  For the miniature trees, after reading about the old variety "Winter Banana" not being that goo...

 During late winter, I did a grafting project to create the mini-trees for what will be my mini-orchard.  This is part of my plan to be able...

These are the apple varieties that I grafted onto either Bud-9 or Geneva-222 highly dwarfing rootstocks.  Most are on Bud-9 but I tried to u...

Most of the apple trees that I grafted this winter are here, on north side of a raised bed.  5.11.2020  This year I wanted to create a m...

 Here are some photos of my current kitchen garden (potager).  About half is newly worked soil, formerly sod, which I treated during the w...

Quince Graft.  4.2.19 Pristine Apple Graft.  4.2.19  Most of the grafts still appear to be viable and many are breaking dormancy...

This is the first step of wrapping the graft with plastic strip.  Knot tied. The strip is flattened, wrapped tightly up, then down, an...