Yes. Look at trees in nature where one branch has eventually grown close
to another. If in a position where there is little movement through
wind-rock they eventually thicken until one becomes naturally grafted to
another. This is with two old and thick bark layers.

In extremis you could drill a half inch hole and put a quarter inch
shoot through. It's far from ideal and would look pretty odd for a good
while, but would eventually work.

Kev Bailey

if you thread a branch through a hole that is slightly larger than the
diameter of the branch..and there is no "tight" fit will the graft
still
eventually take?


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