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I notice the Hibernal is the best to take a bud because it is a rapid growing tree and an excellent one on which to graft.
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Mr. Brackett: I have one trouble in grafting the Wealthy to the Hibernal on account of its making that heavy growth.
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But remember that we have the Hibernal as a scion above those roots, and that is the best apple wood to root from the scion that I know of.
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Hibernal apples and plant them, in order that we might grow hardy seedling roots to be used in making root-grafts.
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After growing these apple seedlings one year I would graft short pieces of their roots to long Hibernal scions, plant them out in the nursery row and grow them the first year as a whip or single shoot.
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Hibernal 7.85 per cent., and Longfield at 7.17 per cent.
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I have top-worked about forty varieties on the Virginia and some on Hibernal.
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The Antonovka and the Hibernal seem to be about the healthiest in this respect.
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We have taken seed from our hardiest apples to grow our seedling roots; we have grafted Hibernal scions onto those roots, which is supposed to be the hardiest apple wood that we have.
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The varieties that are grown in this district in order of their importance and hardiness are the following: Hibernal, Duchess, Okabena,
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