Permaculture O.R. fruit trees & the Coppice Orchard Part 2
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So what does it look like now?
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The coppicing is interesting, but you don't say how one gets trees onto their own roots ?
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Great video, would love to see how this plot progresses in the future. Thanks for posting.
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bill mollison would be proud of you well done
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Hey, great man. And thanks for turning down the flute volume ... I couldn't hear you in part one.
mrhobbit007 4 years ago
Really embarrassed about flute volume, there are 2 versions of film 1, the 2nd has less flute
permaculturefrance 4 years ago
fascinating.
can a grafted tree be buried above the graft point to cause root growth of the top variety?
Ertwrk 4 years ago
Yes, it doesn't always work and isn't ideal, better to aerial layer or take root cuttings from an original tree. But you can bury the graft, the scion will often root out, ideally dig it up, remove rootstock, reduce top and replant.
permaculturefrance 4 years ago