Brinktown
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We planted 5 groups of persimmon saplings in areas spaced around our farm. Each group has about 10 trees. The trees are 3-4 years old and doing well, most extending out of the 5' tubes. Does anyone have any advice on strategy for managing these trees? In particular, I am wondering what would be a good long term grafting strategy to have optimal fruit production. I am not experienced with grafting but have read about it. Would it make sense to graft most of the trees now with scions from known fruit producing trees? Should we wait to graft until we see which trees produce and not? How many male trees are needed? Thanks for your input. Btown
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