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#BurfordRedflesh on RomeBeauty #topwork tree.
#blossoms #framework #grafting #rosecider #redfleshedapples #ciderorchard #vulturehill
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Yet another #WicksonCrabapple #topwork tree is born.
#grafting #framework #crabapples #wicksoncrab #vulturehill
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MM111/G935/BurfordRedFlesh #interstem
#experiments #grafting #rootstock #burfordredflesh #madorchardist #vulturehill
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#FoolOnTheHill tree, 4 years after #topwork. #WicksonCrabapple on Gravenstein trunk.
#framework #grafting #oldtrees #crabapples #wicksoncrab #vulturehill
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#WicksonCrabapple on Golden Delicious #topwork tree.
#grafting #crabapples #wicksoncrab #californiacider #vulturehill
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My grandfather Frick’s screwdriver emerges from the #soil with a small gopher bite. Twice lost, twice #found.
#goodjuju #tools #grafting #vulturehill
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#Grafting scions of an unusual late-fruiting #cherryplum tree #found in the #forest onto seedling cherry plum rootstock.
#PrunusCerasifera #vulturehill
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#TranscendentCrabapple on #P18 #rootgraft
#grafting #rootgrafting #bottomwork #crabapples #ciderapples #vulturehill
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Happy with the grafting success this season: on the peach 3 out of 4 grafts took and on the apples even more success. One of this year’s apple grafts (Waltana) actually has fruit growing on it!
The last photo shows one of the apple trees coming into fruit for the first time (Pink Lady).
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Grown Chair by John Krubsack, 1914
One of the inspirations for Full Grown, John Krubsack planted 32 box elder trees in 1903, which he then trained and grafted into this chair over the next 11 years. [read more]
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Rings grown on trees by the Green Wood Wizard
Frank Hyldahl, aka the Green Wood Wizard, is a craftsman from Virginia who grafts and trains trees in his Tree Ring Grove to grow into stunning and sturdy rings. By growing the branch into the shape of the ring and having the grain follow the shape of the band, Frank avoids the common problem of wooden rings having a weak point and breaking easily.
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