Back to All Events

The Art of Grafting: Grafting and Propagating Heritage Fruit Trees

  • The Rewild Project CIC Noxon Farm Noxon Farm, Lydney GL15 6QR United Kingdom (map)

We are delighted to invite you to our yearly fruit tree grafting workshop with Scott. For learning or refreshing your tree propagating skills.

As part of the Rewild Project's Edible Forestry month, we are hosting a series of workshops designed to lift your spirits and skills!

The Rewild Project CIC is a non-profit, so all fees from workshop ticket sales go directly back into the organisation to help fund the amazing work we do!

We have a limited number of subsidised tickets available for those on low income, so please be mindful of this when selecting your ticket price. And if you would like to give more, you can give a donation on the day.

Workshops are aimed at adults (18+) but we can make exceptions on a case by case basis.

This workshop is part of the Edible Forest Skills Project and is subsidised by the Foresters’ Forest Landscape Partnership Scheme.

Scroll on down to discover what we will be doing on the day or click on the ticket link to be directed to the Eventbrite page to find out more and get your tickets!

Did you know that many fruit shrubs and trees require the technique of grafting in order to grow your desired fruit crop?

This workshop will cover:

  • Why we need to graft trees

  • The importance of heritage fruit trees

  • Fruit trees in our landscape

  • Explanations and demonstrations of various grafting techniques

  • Guided instruction and advice while you do it yourself!

We will provide:

  • Relaxed and fun instruction

  • Two fruit trees to take home (apple and cherry)

  • Roots stocks m9 and mm105 and more!

  • Propagating material - various scions & varieties

  • All tools and materials

  • A covered area incase of rain

  • A fire to keep warm

  • Refreshments

What to bring:

  • If you have additional material you would like to bring along to graft, this is more than welcome!

  • Packed lunch

  • Warm clothing and sturdy boots

  • Any tools you'd prefer to use - secateurs and pocketknives