grafted fruit tree

I have a multi fruit tree which has a graft of a Benhiem Apricot and I do not see any new leaves. This branch is just bare with out any leaves. Is there any way to revive this graft?

Thank you.
Jessica

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/16/2016 @ 8:29 pm

This branch may have died off. Does the branch bend or snap off?

You can also to the scratch test. Scratch under the bark, if it is still alive, you will see green.
If the branch died, there is not way to bring it back. You can prune it away from the tree.

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