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gary gregory wrote:
Sounds like honey locust to me.
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Joseph Fields wrote:
I would love to know if any fruit trees can be grafted onto a black locust, I have a huge stand of locust that cranks out seedlings.
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Joseph Fields wrote:
I would love to know if any fruit trees can be grafted onto a black locust, I have a huge stand of locust that cranks out seedlings.
Compatibility: Not all plants can be grafted successfully. In order to produce a good graft union (the growing together of both plants) the plants should be closely related botanically (the stock and scion must be compatible).
The following rules apply:
Plants of the same genus and species can usually be grafted, even if of a different variety.
Plants of the same genus but of a different species may or may not unite. If they do unite the union will be of inferior quality.
Plants of different genera are less successfully grafted.
Plants of different families will not result in a successful graft.
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