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The best grafting season for deciduous trees was May to July.
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e0“The green wood grafting of deciduous trees was possible duriug a rather long period from late April to August, while that of evergreens from middle May to early October, but the best season was found to be May-July in the former group and June-August in the latter, respectively.”
Title
Studies on the green wood grafting of horticultural plants. I
Y. IHARA; K. TAMARI Journal of the Japanese Society for Horticultural Science 1961. doi:10.2503/jjshs.30.253
Other claims from this paper (5)
- Method / resource Green wood grafting achieved high graft-union percentages in maple, camellia, orange, peach, and pear.
- Observation Green wood grafting did not give satisfactory results in chestnut, grape, Japanese plum, kaki, and rose.
- Observation Green wood grafting was possible from late April to August in deciduous trees.
- Observation Green wood grafting was possible from middle May to early October in evergreens.
- Observation The best grafting season for evergreens was June to August.