
Managing your multigraft fruit tree
Multigraft fruit trees are a good use of space and a way to grow multiple varieties on the same tree, and they’re also works of art.
Multigraft fruit trees are a good use of space and a way to grow multiple varieties on the same tree, and they’re also works of art.
To grow your own dwarf fruit trees, first, you have to grow a dwarfing rootstock. Here’s an easy method to create an endless supply.
Learn how easy it is to grow pears. They’re easy to look after, don’t mind a wet spot in your garden, and are fabulously healthy to eat.
Grafting citrus is a great way to change varieties or create a new tree, as long as you can avoid those potentially painful prickles.
A little bit Frankenstein, a little bit God – bud grafting fruit trees in the nursery is the best way to create edible multi-graft monsters.