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This is a great video, please do some more, I'm grafting a cider orchard and the info really helps. Subscribed, liked!!

He’s brilliant. I got bitten by the grafting bug last year... had no clue what I was doing but watched a few videos on RUclips about it and decided to just leap in. To my surprise, 8 grafted trees took (4 didn’t) so now I’m stooling the rootstocks that didn’t and hellbent on filling up an acre with fruit trees. (Apples, pears, plums, gages, pears, cherry... all kinds) Any tips on some must have varieties?

Fascinating! I had no idea that Hawthorn and blackthorn could be grafted onto. I’m gonna have a lot of fun with that... got lots of both in my hedges 😁

Thanks for this info. I’m going to try tomorrow. .. ps hold your phone on the horizontal (landscape) when filming then it will fill the you tube screen :-)

The explanation of nicking & notching is great - makes me confident to do the job myself.

Thanks a lot. Great video and knowledge.

Hi, after watching this I t-budded my plum tree. After wrapping with parafilm, I noticed you didn’t cover the whole t bud and left the petiole exposed. Do I leave exposed the very small bud leaves just above the petiole please? Some people say to completely cover the whole bud and some say after wrapping with parafilm to cover using tin foil ? Regards Mark

Excellent video. Brilliant. My friend is an ex nurse, it is thanks to her I am now Asthma free. She is very anti chemical meds because of the side effects. I am Asthma free thanks to her and organic fruit and veg. Keep up the good work. And I cannot wait for spring, so I can get my other half to buy some of your wonderful organic trees.

Bravo. I have shared on my Organic Gardening Foraging Club on Facebook. Having cured my Asthma with organic fruit, veg and wild herbs. I would like to connect and support British Organic Fruit and Veg Farmers. Currently, my friend (ex nurse) is preparing a Witness Statement for me to give to my GP and MP. This letter will state very clearly how sick I was before I changed my diet. And how allergic I was to her two dogs. LET (ORGANIC) FOOD BE THY MEDICINE! Please do join my Gardening Group and share your knowledge. I shall make sure to share your website. Thank you.

good tips

also plant nettles around it or plant good tasting good tasting wild edibles

It's a tough job but someone has to do it!

Только пальцами касаться срезов не рекомендуется - приживаемость уменьшится.

Camera's action is very poor

Good job well done

Thanks, great video

Thanks for the Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you heard about - Lammywalness Green Grapes Guide (probably on Google)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for learning how to become a successful grape grower minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my mate at very last got cool results with it.

Excellent! Informative, clear - beats anything else that I've found!

I have been looking for the perfect demonstration on pruning. This is it! It was very detailed and very educational. Thank you!

What are the blue dots?

This is without doubt the most useful of all the videos I looked at on summer pruning of plums in the UK Thank you very much Ian I now have some confidence that I know what I am doing. Roger Southcombe

Excellent video ! Would like to another one if possible. Not many people posting videos with the knowledge that you have. Much appreciated. Thank You.

Very concise and informative,thanks I don't know why some of the comments on youtube are so miserable and grumpy. best to ignore them I'd think.

How interesting! Won't notching on nicking expose the trunk to diseases?

Thanks for posting that.....Good info for sure.........Ive been away from the UK for 20 + years but I'm sure that's not a North Wales accent....All the best from BC, Canada

Thank you for this information. I can't believe how much information I just learned in 12 minuts.

Fantastic video - thanks. Please do more videos! How deep can a notch be as a percentage of the trunk thickness?

Can't wait to try this. What a great video (and funny!)

no pt 2?

le bô je

between march and november ?

Man you're freaking awesome. Thanks for your knowledge.

Wonderful! Big Love to you and your family Ian!! Jules and Han x

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Hilarious.... and educational!!!

Finally a decent explanation on nicking and notching. Many thanks for this!

For the size true you have here, at what height would you have cut the 1 year old trees leg/trunk?

Great to see Ian on here! ... Big love from Jules, Hannah and family xxx

I bought a Scrumptious apple tree from Deacons Nursery it turned out to be a St Edmunds Pippin, A fortunate error as it is a really nice apple. I once pretended to be a doctor ( I'm out on bail).

Started watching your clips to learn grafting techniques, but got lost in the hilarity. Thanks, mate.

would that work for Asian pears too ?

good tips there !

Great video. Thankyou. I have just bought some rootstocks and have never grafted before. I thought I would wait until next feb but now I think I will try and do some bud grafting.

Hi Ian, I never get tired of your videos. I've always understood the reason for leaving side shoots on a young tree that is to become a standard, is to simply feed the trunk. It definitely works. As a kid growing my first trees for bonsai I'd snip all the side shoots off until the hight was reached where I wanted the tree to bush out. I'd have to stake them or they'd break in a slightest breeze and would take years to thicken up. Diolch yn fawr.

Hi, thank you for this. I would like to ask you if training a damson tree would be the same as an apple tree. It is in its second year and is rapidly growing. It is on an allotment and we are only allowed 8ft height. How can I train this so the branches come outwards. Tying it to steaks etc. I want to cut the height down to a manageable height so I can reach the fruit. Have you any advice or links for me to follow. Thanks, you have been so helpful with the video.

interesting, thanks

Yes chap,I do know the difference.My old man would kick me up the buttocks if I budded like that!

the video is about CHIP budding rather than T budding...... i assume you know the difference.................

Lord man,I would call that butchering rather than budding.Terrible

put bud on the NORTH side so it wont dry out...it will also grow up straighter as it grows towards the sun...ian