| Grafting was unknown to them, and even if it had been, months would have been required to effect the graftage of an oak limb and a scion. |
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| It is probable that the disease was transferred to roses originally from one of the stone fruits, by graftage. |
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| Many who set out to learn the art of graftage become so enthralled that it becomes an addiction. |
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| On the horticultural level, he gives technical descriptions of graftage and cuttage and discusses the role of pollination of date palms and the caprification of fig. |
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