Member: "I have used parapin wax and covered it with old bread paper."
Stoke: "That may work because the wax was shaded. Southern sun may melt parapin and paraffin waxes."
Mr. Corsan: "Dentists, surgeons and wood carvers make the best grafters."
Question: "Can the scions be cut with a small plane?"
Stoke: "Anything you have to cut with a plane is too big. I never use a plane."
Question: "What do you use a splice graft for?"
Stoke: "Anything except walnut. In walnut I use a modified cleft graft, and I take care of the sap flow by placing the graft down about 1" or 1¼" below the cut (where the tree is cut off). Wax the scion but do not wax the cut. Let it bleed."
Question: "What is the value of cut leaf black walnut?"
Stoke: "Purely ornamental. Weschcke reports that it is very hardy with him."
Rick: "What about the Lamb walnut?"