LATE SPRING GRAFTING | Grafting Fruit Trees

Late Spring Grafting can be as successful as early spring grafting if you protect your grafts well against sun and dehydration. In this video, I use dormant scions stored for 4 months and graft them to young and old branches using Whip and Tongue and Modified Cleft Techniques. Table of contents: 1. Preparing the rootstock - 0:09 2. Grafting the rootstock – Branch 1 – 01:32 3. Grafting the rootstock – Branch 2 - 04:38 4. Grafting the rootstock – Branch 3 - 07:22 5. Grafting a second rootstock - 10:59 6. Early grafts results - 14:17 If you liked this video, be sure to check some of my other technique specific grafting videos: 7 COMMON GRAFTING MISTAKES and HOW to AVOID THEM | Grafting Techniques TIPS - Grafting Fruit Trees | The 3 BEST Grafting Techniques for SPRING - WEDGE Grafting Technique | 3 reasons to use WEDGE Grafting instead of BARK Grafting on Fruit Trees - Grafting Fruit T