Plant grafting is a horticultural technique that involves joining two different plant parts, typically a rootstock and a scion, to grow as a single plant. This method is widely used in fruit tree ...

So, it's best to graft the stock and scion from the same species. For best success, combine common fruit tree cultivars like apples, cherries, juneberry, autumn olives, and plums with a rootstock ...

Bark grafting is a type of grafting technique used to join a scion (the top portion of a plant that will produce the desired ...

Grafting of coffee is a practice where a rootstock is desired which has better characteristics than the commercial variety (or the coffee to be produced). Disease-resistant varieties Ruiru 11 and ...

Avocado tree grafting involves connecting the branch of an avocado cultivar (the scion) with the rootstock of a different tree. As the two grow together, a new tree is created. The closer the ...

David Creech, Stephen F. Austin State University professor emeritus of agriculture and director of SFA Gardens, will discuss plant grafting techniques during the SFA Gardens seminar from 9 a.m. to ...