Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the .. session of the Legislature of the State of California . anes develop enough topermit of operating upon them, they arebound together after having pared off thebark and some of the green wood of must then be taken to keep the unionfirm and not strangle it; to pinch back theshoot from the resistant one and encouragethe other, and finally to completely sever theEuropean vine beneath the point of graftingfrom its own root. 4. —HERBACEOUS GRAFT BY APPROACH ABOVEGROUND BETWEEN TWO ROOTED VINES, RE-SISTANT AND NON-RESISTANT. As th
Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the .. session of the Legislature of the State of California . anes develop enough topermit of operating upon them, they arebound together after having pared off thebark and some of the green wood of must then be taken to keep the unionfirm and not strangle it; to pinch back theshoot from the resistant one and encouragethe other, and finally to completely sever theEuropean vine beneath the point of graftingfrom its own root. 4. —HERBACEOUS GRAFT BY APPROACH ABOVEGROUND BETWEEN TWO ROOTED VINES, RE-SISTANT AND NON-RESISTANT. As the resistant vines, notably the Amer-ican varieties, are more vigorous and growmore rapidly than the European or other^^°-^ non-resistant varieties, a dispro])ortion may arise between the two plants, which will make it impossible or im-practicable to unite them; this, with the chance of both cuttings notgrowing, argues strongly in favor of planting rooted vines instead ofcuttings, which thus assures the success of the graft. Tlie operationis illustrated in Figure 6, in which graft No. 3, given before, is 12 DIFFERENT METHODS OP
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