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Cake day: September 19th, 2023

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  • As long as the tree isn’t dying from diseases, yes, even older branches can be grafted successfully if you can get some healthy shoots. Grafting is quite accessible if you want to learn how to do it, so don’t be afraid in case you want to give it a try

    The tree also sent up a new trunk/shoot

    Is the new trunk at the base of the tree or grew on the roots near the tree? If it is, unless you are certain this was a seed grown cherry tree, it could end up being an entirely different type of cherry from the original graft

    These are usually called suckers and they are the branches that come from the lowest part of a tree, below the graft, called rootstock. New sprouts that come up from the roots can make a new tree are called just that, a new tree, and you could actually use the new sprouts to graft another cherry tree to them that you prefer

















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