Showing posts with label fig grafting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fig grafting. Show all posts
Thursday, June 09, 2016

Walking around. Persimmons, Figs, Vines, Kiwis, . 6.8.16

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Chocolate persimmon scion, grafted 4.14.16.  6.8.16  I was away for a week.  This time of the year, a lot changes.  Some of the last gr...
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Saturday, May 21, 2016

Grafting Progress Report. Plums, kiwis, figs, ginkgo, persimmons. 5.21.16

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Male fuzzy kiwi on fuzzy kiwi female.  Graft at ~ 2 months.  5.20.16 Chocolate persimmon on Saijo.  Graft about 6 weeks.  5.20.16  ...
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Monday, March 21, 2016

Grafting Progress Report. 3.21.16

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First bud break on grafted ginkgo tree.  3.21.16  This is one of the ginkgo trees that I grafted 2.2.16 .  At this stage, growth doesn&#...
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Saturday, April 25, 2009

Fig Grafting Update

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So far, so good. The little grafted fig tree has started to open its terminal bud. If it was DEAD that would not happen. Still not proof ...
Saturday, March 28, 2009

Fig Grafting. More from Eisen's 1901 book.

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Additional information from Eisen's book, available from Google online here . I was interested due to the grafting information. In the G...
Saturday, March 21, 2009

Spring Garden Chores

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Today (Saturday), I... Weeded the rose bed. This bed now has almost as many fruit trees, brambles, and plants, as roses, but still contains ...
Sunday, March 15, 2009

Fig Grafting Experiment

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I don't have enough fig starts to do a big experiment. This is a Petite negri that was started almost by accident from a cutting 2 year...
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