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Quick question to Masto #Gardeners

How can you know what tree might graft successfully onto another? I'd like to try a few. And I was wondering about a couple of frankenstein versions. But there have to be limits here. Presumably I can't grow a fig graft on an apple tree for eg?

Thanks!

OK, this is most specifically for my #CentralFlorida #gardeners - have any of you successfully grown Witch Hazel down here?

Like Hamamelis virginiana, not the ornamental loropetalum.

IFAS has it down to zone 8B, but I’ve seen other sources that have it all the way to 9B…

Please and thank you: Only responses with firsthand experience in the 9a-10a zone! :blob_raccoon_heart:
:boost_ok: Boosts appreciated!

Having done a little more reading, I think that I need to actually understand some more about my soil chemistry. Sadly, where I live there is no agricultural support facility which can help.

So I need to do it myself. I have a P, K, N testing kit - which I am going to try.

But the symptoms I want to address are: 1) soft fruit doesn't taste great; 2) lack of bulb growth on a range of veg; 3) that's it.

I mulch deeply and regularly. But something is wrong...

Thoughts #gardeners?

Hello Masto #Gardeners - so I'd welcome comments, suggestions, advice.

I'm going to put a metal-frame pergola up length of the garden and plant fruit trees along it. Something like this: agriframes.co.uk/collections/p

Mayb 1.8 wide and I think it's about 10 m long. It's a big investment and project.

I'm now wondering what to plant along it. I'd like it to be fruit. which means something over 20 trees are reasonable.

So: are multi species graft trees any good? Any advice at all here?

www.agriframes.co.ukRound Pergola