prunus mahaleb graft prunus kojo no maï

Progression off my tree since 4 years.
prunus mahaleb yamadori, in 2009, then, approch grafting with young plant in platic pot , prunus kojo no maï, pink flowers , repoting in 2012 in a pot off René LECOQ, belgium.
variety kojo no maï is growing very slowly, but, with tthe graft, the graft takes advantage of the charactéritics off prunus mahaleb.
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wiring all this afternoon ,it was not a easy job , because  there is a lot off flowers buds on small branches .
The difficulty with this species, like prunus mume , is to have some buds with leafs

Beautiful, thanks for sharing.

Augustine

Great tree and an excellent idea to graft Kojo no mai onto the Mahaleb trunk.

I have a couple of Kojo no mai myself and I like them a lot. They reliably produce masses of blossom in the spring and even give good autumn colour (most years) but I've never seen one with a decent trunk. Even grown in the ground they seem to be more of a shrub than a tree.

Regards

Richard

Beautiful, thanks for sharing.

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lovely flowers.

It is a lovely tree.

I would like it even more without the 'top knot', like this.

much better

Agree wholeheartedly!

It looks like someone took a bite out of your tree
Nice tree, great idea to combine these two!

Tres bon, merci!