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Can you graft any mulberry variety to any other?  Specifically I want to graft Gerardi to dwarf everbearing.
 
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Nick Shepherd wrote:Can you graft any mulberry variety to any other?  Specifically I want to graft Gerardi to dwarf everbearing.



I'm not too particularly knowledgeable on this specifically, but it shouldn't be a problem- If you can graft pear to apple rootstock, you should be able to graft mulberry to mulberry. Unfortunately I have only tried water rooting of a non-fruiting variety.
 
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Having grafted a few mulberries, yes, it is possible. However it is a bit tricky, as mulberry produces a lot of sap. Some grafting techniques and times might drown the scion. I have grafted successfully in pots, before they go into vegetation.
There is also a technique I haven't tried, which is said to be specifically for grafting mulberries without drowning them.
Here one of the pictures:

Here the complete instructions with more pictures, use anything to translate:
https://wiki.fruitiers.org/index.php/Greffe_en_gueule_de_brochet
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