Has any one grafted different types of figs on one tree. Like a brown turkey with black mission celest peters honey and kadota on it? I would like to try this since I have so many brown turkey trees and they seem to have a good sturdy root system and a strong trunk. I have never tried this before but I do have an apple tree with 4 kinds of apples on it. Just think it would be pretty cool to have that. Any input?

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There are actually a few other threads on the topic that you can reference.  Search for "graft" and "grafting" here and at the Gardenweb fig forum, you'll find a gaggle of info.

Celt thanks for revisiting this topic.  I have room for only so many plants in the ground and wonder if by wedge grafting I can evaluate the cold hardiness of of my potted figs.  Start with a fmv free cold hardy variety and graft a few different varieties onto it.  If these tops die back hard no great loss but if they dont....  I think it has been mentioned here that a fmv scion would probably infect the host plant?

Dear guys,,,,

As far as I know this is a grafting tool for grapes. Best way for 
winter-early spring apple top grafting is a whip graft, a cleft graft or a 
bark graft. To work the scion, a stanley knife will do just fine.

thanks,,,

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