Grafting holly
Anyone succeeded in grafting a female plant onto a male plant?
We have a large (10 metres) male holly in the front garden. Although an attractive shape, being male it has no berries. I was wondering about the possibility of grafting some branches from female on it, in the hope of obtaining a few branches with berries. -- Jeff |
Grafting holly
"Jeff Layman" wrote in message ... Anyone succeeded in grafting a female plant onto a male plant? We have a large (10 metres) male holly in the front garden. Although an attractive shape, being male it has no berries. I was wondering about the possibility of grafting some branches from female on it, in the hope of obtaining a few branches with berries. -- Jeff Never done it myself but have heard that its possible from two separate sources. -- Charlie, Gardening in Cornwall Holders of National Collections of Clematis viticella and Lapageria rosea cvs http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk |
Grafting holly
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Grafting holly
On 24/11/2013 22:43, Janet wrote:
In article , says... "Jeff Layman" wrote in message ... Anyone succeeded in grafting a female plant onto a male plant? We have a large (10 metres) male holly in the front garden. Although an attractive shape, being male it has no berries. I was wondering about the possibility of grafting some branches from female on it, in the hope of obtaining a few branches with berries. -- Jeff Never done it myself but have heard that its possible from two separate sources. Just wondering if Jeff is sure his tree is a male variety; or could it just be just a virgin female beyond reach of a suitor:-) Janet LoL! No, it's a rampant male if all the hollies around smothered with berries are anything to go by! -- Jeff |
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