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| Yvonne and I discuss satsumas, citrus tree care, and propagation techniques with long-time Gulf Coast citrus expert Bonnie Childers. Mr. Childers shares his tips for grafting kumquats, identifying blind buds, and how to cut and store citrus budwood. |
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4 Comments
Bonnie Childers
1/19/2013 12:02:41 am
Wish I was closer to Houston. We could do an actual demon on cleft grafting and t-budding. i forgot to mention inverted t.
Mary Lyon
11/21/2014 03:18:01 am
A couple years ago I bought a Satsuma. Don't remember which one. I just picked it up at Lowes garden center. Last year during all the cold and ice I didn't cover it. it died out. Well spring of this year it came back out. But when it did it looked like a "Mock Orange" with the thorns on it. Is that what they do? or did something else come up?
Bonnie Childers
12/10/2017 08:03:37 am
Your grafted part of the tree froze. It will need to be grafted again. what you have growing is understock 2/1/2018 07:58:15 am
This is a message for Bonnie Childers from Nita Caskey, Gal Co Master Gardener Assoc: In the past I've sent GCMG monthly calendars of classes to you at buddinman2@gmail.com, but recently they've been bouncing back. Are you no longer at this address, or would you no longer like to receive these? Thank you Leave a Reply. |
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I'm a geologist in Houston, Texas who loves growing fruit trees.
 
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