Ken W Wilson wrote:Hi. I was just wondering why you want to start grafting with walnut? I believe it's not as easy to graft as most other trees. I'm not an expert though. Are you talking about Juglans regia?
Are the varieties you have now not good varieties or have you not been around them enough to know for sure yet? It sounds like you have a lot a trees. If they just aren't currently productive, maybe they are lacking something they need or are too crowded or something.
I'm all for learning to graft. It's fun and useful and saves money. I was just thinking some background would be ineteresting.
I like to start grafting walnut trees because I find it a very nice tree, the variaties i have now are nice but I like to experiment with new once.
we used to have lots of spruce trees but they are now gone, so I want to plant new trees. Trees that bear fruit have my intrest just because I like them.
Most of our tree are 30 years, some of them are ill and some of them can be saved by grafting.
