How To And When To Graft Apricot Tree?

Can I plant fruit trees on a land where soil is only 2 feet lower – is in one place rocky blocks?

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 12/09/2019 @ 10:33 am

Grafting requires quite a bit of practice and patience. Be sure that you have a tree that you can take between 10 and 20 branch tips for grafting, and that many rootstock trees also. This will guarantee you at least one or a few depending on your skill level with the task.

Grafting will be done during dormancy, or late Autumn, usually, but can be done in early spring, too.

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With Apricots, it will probably not do very well in such shallow soils, Though if there is plenty of room between the blocks, and soil under it then you may still be able to plant there. It can't hurt to try.

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