That scar is an artifact of a process called grafting, or fusing two separate pieces of wood into a new tree. From citrus to peaches, almost all fruit trees are grafted, and so are pecans.

That scar is an artifact of a process called grafting, or fusing two separate pieces of wood into a new tree. From citrus to ...

In the heart of Philadelphia, Temple University has become home to a unique living artwork: the Tree of 40 Fruits. Created by ...

Although commercial peaches are typically produced through grafting, peaches tend to come true from seed. This means the fruit from the seedling will closely resemble that of the parent plant in ...

Artist Sam Van Aken's 'Tree of 40 Fruit' uses grafting to create wonder but also to preserve regional agricultural traditions ...

Onalaska High School natural resources students had an opportunity Wednesday to learn a practice utilized by fruit growers for thousands of years: tree grafting. "We're basically making clones," said ...

including six types of peaches. Over the next five years, Van Aken will continue visiting Temple and grafting on pieces until the tree has 40 varieties. Temple will post signs explaining the tree ...

But it's a special process called grafting that's why the team at Belmont nursery is never in short supply of fruit trees. Logistics manager, Lauren Baker, says, "The fruit trees that I buy are ...