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Split peach tree
One peach tree split at the trunk because of an overload of peaches
and improper support. Is it salvageable, since I would have to cut it about three feet from the ground and doubt if I will get new growth off it? One thought I have is to try and graft a branch to the trunk by cutting a V in the trunk and paring off the branch and force fit it in the V. If it takes I would have a central leader for the tree. Any thought on the best way to do this if it is practical. Or am I wasting my time and just order another peach tree? I am in Maine. It is a Reliance peach. GA |
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