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Mountain Steep Permaculture - Permacultura em Declive de Montanha
Mountain Steep Permaculture - Permacultura em Declive de Montanha
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09/08/2012
Last updated:
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Chão Sobral, Aldeia das Dez - OHP - Coimbra, PT
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Warm Temperate





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Grafting - Obtain a yield and Increase diversity with perenial tree crops

Project: Mountain Steep Permaculture - Permacultura em Declive de Montanha

Posted by João Gonçalves over 11 years ago

To increase the diversity of fruits. Cherries, plums, apples and pears are well adapted. Once the neighbor has one new variety, it is shared and it's easy to propagate using different grafting techniques.

 



 

Em cima: enxertia de macieira, com 3 garfos da variedade "Bravo".
Above: graft of apple tree, 3 scions of "Bravo" variety.



Em cima: enxertia de castanheiro, com 2 garfos de uma variedade local, "Portelão".
Above: graft of chestnut tree, Castanea Sativa, 2 scions of "Portelão" variety.




Em cima: enxertia de cerejeira, com 3 garfos de 3 variedades de cerejeira.
Above: graft of cherry tree, with 3 scions / 3 different varieties of cherries.

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