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May 20, 2022 10:45 AM CST
Name: Phil
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Joannabanana said: It's not a new concept. Apple trees and roses have been grafted for decades. The reason is the more vigorous root system helps the variety uptake nutrients better and is more vigorous.


They graft orange an greatfruit trees to, they won't stand up in the Florida sand so they are grafted to pine tree roots.....or used to be. They may have found another altenative now.
God, Guns an Guts built America......lets keep all three.

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