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John Worlidge, on Grafting for Fun and Profit

In the 18th century pomologists knew that only grafted trees came true to type, without knowing exactly why…

Published February 17, 2021
Categorised as Quotations, Top Fruit Grafting Tagged C18th, grafting, John Worlidge, propagation, wildings

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