Fruit Tree Budding Class with USU Extension

Wednesday, August 24 2016 from 6:30PM - 8:00PM

Class

Budding is a type of grafting and is a propagation technique used by plant and fruit producers to put desirable trees on hardy roots. Budding can also be practiced by the home gardener and can be a source of pleasure, satisfaction, and usefulness to the hobbyist. In this fun and hands-on workshop, each participant will receive two apple rootstocks and fruit scion wood to bud together and take home to grow. Apple wood will be used in this course, however, the techniques described will work for many fruit and ornamental plants. You will be able to bud and take home 2 trees. Please join us for this fun, hands-on workshop and learn the technique of budding! This event is open to the public, but also counts for a Working Lab event for Salt Lake County Master Gardeners. •20 spots •Cost: $20 Please contact Tessa Groff with USU Extension for any questions on registration tessa.groff@usu.edu 385-468-4824

Wednesday, August 24

6:30PM - 8:00PM
This event occurred on August 24 2016.