William Sheet! Yet another textbook! Is there any end to them? But I
would still like to know more.
Michael Bell
In message <6EC8C974FE13478B9910B26218E2CCF0@PhillipEllisPC>
"Phillip Ellis" <elsteadbysea@xxxxxxxxxxx.com> wrote:
William Sheet (1965) refers to growing
stock in pots and brought into
glasshouse after January and grafting
after there are signs of growth.
Found no reference in Garner although
only did a scan of index.
Regards
Phillip Ellis
Tel:01903 504317
Mobile: 07969 104421
Web page:
http://www.elsteadservices.co.uk/
P please consider the environment - do
you really need to print this ?
-----Original Message-----
From: William Ross
[mailto:ross.consulting@xxxxxxxxxxx.com]
Sent: 03 June 2011 10:50
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: Re: Does anybody have any
experience of grafting alders?
According to the modern nurseryman,
toogood and stanley either layer or
bud/graft onto a glutinosa, I would have
thought with grafting r/stock will
need drying in pots before grafting and
keep knife sterilised
Will
----- Original Message -----
From: "Howe, Ron"
<Ron.Howe@xxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk>
To: "UK Tree Care"
<uktc@xxxxxx.tree-care.info>
Sent: Friday, June 03, 2011 10:39 AM
Subject: RE: Does anybody have any
experience of grafting alders?
I would agree here ... I don't know what
Garner says as I haven't got
the book here in the office but my guess
would be that it is difficult
to keep Alder wounds sterile given the
level of phytophthora around and
tat the wounds tend to dry out too much,
comparatively, given the high
water content ... They definitely layer
and sucker well and maybe low
grafts might work.
Ron Howe
Planning Tree Officer
Mole Valley District Council
Tel. 01306 879 286
Website - www.molevalley.gov.uk
-----Original Message-----
From: Tahir [mailto:tahir@xxxxxxxxxx.net]
Sent: 02 June 2011 18:10
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: Re: Does anybody have any
experience of grafting alders?
I think layering might work
Tahir
Michael Bell wrote:
Does anybody have any experience of
grafting alders? All of my grafts
fail. Are A. glutinosa and incana
graft-incompatible? Maybe I too
easily took it that such closely
related trees would graft well
togethr. Do you need to wash off the
red cut-juice? What else haven't
I thought of?
Michael Bell
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