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Challenging the Bonsai A to Z entry for Lateral graft.

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Existing Bonsai A To Z Entry for Lateral graft Lateral graft  - (Procedure) (No Photo) This grafting technique is most commonly applied to evergreen trees in the summer period. A notch about 5 cms in length is made in the lower part of the trunk. The chamfered edge of a scion from the donor plant is then inserted. The graft is then bound with raffia and covered with grafting compound. Where the technique is used to capitalise on a strong rootstock the original trunk may be severed just above the graft when it has taken the following spring.

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