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How late in the season can I start?

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Posted 7 years 1 week ago #31671
Wondering how late in the spring I can begin the process before I miss out?
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Posted 7 years 1 week ago #31672
Which process, air layer or graft? And for which species?
Grafting normally is done before plants leaf out. Airlayering after the first leaves show, untill late spring.
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Posted 7 years 1 week ago #31766
Air layering juniper /maple, and thank you that makes sense
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Posted 6 years 11 months ago #32143
Hi, it really depends on the spicies when you can start but mid spring to early summer is the general rule of thumb.

Hope this helps
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Posted 6 years 11 months ago #32153
Air layer for maple you can place as soon as they start growing. I would not start them after june anymore.. this allows for separation in summer, with time left to establih for winter.

Juniper may take long to grow roots. I think you could start them yearround, but ideallyy early growing season.
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