Red Asian pear. 3 one bud bark grafts and hopefully one will take that is all.
Tony
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Hopefully the low temp in your area will not prevent the grafts to take.
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First? I think I’m well over 200 grafts this season. 
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And I have not started yet. Too many other things in my yard that need my attention before grafting.
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And I’m still three weeks away. My trees have yet to leaf out - but my neighbor’s big apricot is going popcorn now!
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My next project is after club apples like Kiku and Envy. A few more crosses then I am there. Getting real close. Lol…Hopefully they don’t turn out crab apple like before!!
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And I’m around 130…and over half are definite takes. Pears and other items still in question, but most apples are good to go.
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But, my first graft was an apple about March 1st outdoors onto a Antonovka root that I had been growing a couple years … the variety Winekist … and it has about 4 inches growth. Another early one grafted to a G890 from a rootstock that didn’t take last year…has 4 inches new growth…Monark variety.
I had heard the success rate would be lower, but grafted my first two 2-year wood grafts this year. The Braeburn has taken, and Anoka too early to tell.
