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Remove a graft from multi-grafted plum

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allybanana says... Do you know what your varieties are? it would be a pity if you cut an essential pollinator, however if both the remaining plums flower at the same time they should be able to pollinate each other. w=When cutting off the wood cut it like any large pruning cut, cut the branch stump off as short as possible, paint with pruning paint.	About the Author allybanana EDEN, NSW 24th January 2016 9:52pm #UserID: 4544 Posts: 372 View All allybanana's Edible Fruit Trees
waj starts with ... I have a three way grafted plum tree, about 10 years old. One of the grafts is very vigorous but also does not produce a significant amount of fruit. I am thinking of removing that graft by cutting it off with a saw during the dormant period. The remaining two grafts produce well. Does anyone have any suggestions or experience? Thank you.	About the Author waj Highgate, SA 22nd January 2016 3:41pm #UserID: 10153 Posts: 4 View All waj's Edible Fruit Trees
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waj says... Dear allybanana A very good point indeed. No, I don't know what the varieties are. I shall wait until spring to check the flowering times. Thank you for advice about pruning as well. Much appreciated, thank you!	About the Author waj Highgate, SA 25th January 2016 9:42am #UserID: 10153 Posts: 4 View All waj's Edible Fruit Trees
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