Some of my young apple trees in the Back40.
This is an Ashmeade Kernel apple tree planted in 2001. It's an English variety known as a superb eating apple.
This a Purdy Apple tree. Found growing wild in the Adirondack Mountains, it's a late season cooking apple.
This pic shows a limb graft growing nicely.
This pic show a graft with the tape off healing nicely. The brown "blob" is toilet bowl wax used to keep the graft from drying out until it's healed.
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Cool post! Thanks for sharing.
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