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Tommoz starts with ... Anyone know a cluey fruit tree grafter in Sydney.	About the Author Tommoz Dural 19th July 2014 4:35pm #UserID: 7219 Posts: 340 View All Tommoz's Edible Fruit Trees
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BenW says... Looks like a no Tommoz... Out of curiosity, what are you wanting to do?	About the Author BenW Kinglake West,3757,VIC 23rd August 2014 10:47am #UserID: 5390 Posts: 144 View All BenW's Edible Fruit Trees
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Tommoz says... A lot. I've done most of it myself, although I don't think the success rate will be high. Feijoa, asimina, fig, cherry, plum and apricot.	About the Author Tommoz Dural 23rd August 2014 11:38am #UserID: 7219 Posts: 340 View All Tommoz's Edible Fruit Trees
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sternus1 says... Different species are more and less likely to graft successfully. Cherry x plum/should be extremely easy, grafting prunus is cake. Never tried figs or asimina.	About the Author sternus1 Australia 23rd August 2014 12:06pm #UserID: 8314 Posts: 1318 View All sternus1's Edible Fruit Trees
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BenW says... I'd assume that figs would be easy (technique wise), being sappy and taking readily from cuttings. I'm not sure how often it would be useful, but I'm sure Tommoz is up to something interesting :) Let us know how the asimina go. I have a few seedlings and wouldn't mind grafting over some of them with selected types, once I can get some scion. As Sternus says, there isn't much to grafting prunus, but they do a lot better on established trees than rootstock in my experience. I've heard feijoa are tricky though. Good luck :)	About the Author BenW Kinglake West,3757,VIC 23rd August 2014 12:41pm #UserID: 5390 Posts: 144 View All BenW's Edible Fruit Trees
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sternus1 says... I wouldn't anticipitae fejoa being horrible to try and graft, guavas aren't that bad. Not as easy as prunus though. Asmina would be like grafting cacrica papaya, which I've never seen done.	About the Author sternus1 Australia 23rd August 2014 2:37pm #UserID: 8314 Posts: 1318 View All sternus1's Edible Fruit Trees
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BenW says... Wrong family. Asimina would be more like Cherimoya and other Annonaceae I would imagine... not that I've done them either, but I know they can be :)	About the Author BenW Kinglake West,3757,VIC 23rd August 2014 3:14pm #UserID: 5390 Posts: 144 View All BenW's Edible Fruit Trees
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sternus1 says... Second time in two weeks I've confused babaco with something else. For some reason I had asimina and this mixed up. Annona are pretty good to graft. I successfully grafted rollinia on to sugar apple a while back.	About the Author sternus1 Australia 23rd August 2014 3:57pm #UserID: 8314 Posts: 1318 View All sternus1's Edible Fruit Trees
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Tommoz starts with ...
Anyone know a cluey fruit tree grafter in Sydney.

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Looks like a no Tommoz... Out of curiosity, what are you wanting to do?

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Tommoz says...
A lot. I've done most of it myself, although I don't think the success rate will be high. Feijoa, asimina, fig, cherry, plum and apricot.

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sternus1 says...
Different species are more and less likely to graft successfully. Cherry x plum/should be extremely easy, grafting prunus is cake.

Never tried figs or asimina.

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BenW says...
I'd assume that figs would be easy (technique wise), being sappy and taking readily from cuttings. I'm not sure how often it would be useful, but I'm sure Tommoz is up to something interesting :)

Let us know how the asimina go. I have a few seedlings and wouldn't mind grafting over some of them with selected types, once I can get some scion.

As Sternus says, there isn't much to grafting prunus, but they do a lot better on established trees than rootstock in my experience.

I've heard feijoa are tricky though. Good luck :)

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sternus1 says...
I wouldn't anticipitae fejoa being horrible to try and graft, guavas aren't that bad. Not as easy as prunus though.

Asmina would be like grafting cacrica papaya, which I've never seen done.

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BenW says...
Wrong family. Asimina would be more like Cherimoya and other Annonaceae I would imagine... not that I've done them either, but I know they can be :)

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sternus1 says...
Second time in two weeks I've confused babaco with something else. For some reason I had asimina and this mixed up.

Annona are pretty good to graft. I successfully grafted rollinia on to sugar apple a while back.

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