Cleft Grafting Fruit Trees with Bob Andersen

[@paulwiller6644]

If all people could have only a grain of the humility and heart that Bob has, the world would be a much greater place.Love his videos.

[@laurenpeterson3422]

I've watched a handful of top grafting videos, but I found this one especially helpful. Bob is a wonderful educator and seems like a kind person. I learned about braiding the successful grafts together so that they will be able to support the weight of fruit. Another key insight is to manage the sunlight that branches receive, either by selectively removing others or pulling a branch to the side for more light. I'm excited to cleft graft several varieties of apple scion onto my crabapples this spring. Thanks!

[@LeaverAction]

Imagine my surprise when I find my good friend Bob Anderson on KZbin. Greetings from Mills River, best to you and Judy ! Thanks for the lesson !

[@patriciarussell8450]

Bob, great instructions what I really enjoy besides the intense content I love hearing and learning the extra little tid bits that also are part of your message. Thanks!

[@GraftingTactick]

Wow, you are really a great teacher 👏 ❤ I learnt a lots from you sir🌱🍃🌿🌴 keep on grafting 👌I also subbed 🌴🌿

[@Hari-yj2hn]

Great video, feels good 'cause some people are working hard to make the world a better place.

[@wessamsaifeldin6715]

Sir , thanks for the beneficial information. I do have a ❓ Can we graft acydonia pgrafting Cydonia oblonga over an apple ber tree ?

[@playbytherootz4777]

Nice guys

[@aaronfisher3003]

Do you have a recommendation for warm weather cherries suitable for the Piedmont of central North Carolina (Charlotte area)?