Grafting plants

Grafting is a sophisticated horticultural technique that involves joining parts from two plants so they grow as one. This method is commonly used in fruit tree propagation to combine the desirable …

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Grafting seems like magic because it lets you take two existing plants to create a better one. We'll take the mystery out of it so you can get started.

Plant grafting is a plant propagation method dating back thousands of years combining scions (stems) and rootstock to create new plants. Find out how to get started grafting fruit trees and rose bushes for your garden.