Horticulture. The propagation of plants by budding (budding, n.1 3). Now historical and rare.

Grafting by insertion of a shoot between the bark of a tree and its wood; an instance of this. Obsolete. rare.

A mode of grafting. Obsolete. rare.

Horticulture. A shield-bud used in grafting. Cf. emplastration, n. 2. Obsolete. rare.

The action of pack, v.1 Horticulture. A kind of whip graft. Also with on. Obsolete.

(see quot. 1842).

grafting in which the tapered base of the scion is inserted into an incision in the side of the main stock.

a method of grafting trees in which the base of one or (often) more scions of a small diameter are inserted under the bark around the stump of a stem…

the action or process of performing a root graft; (also) the formation of a natural root graft.

grafting in which the scion is inserted between the bark and the wood of a stump; = crown grafting n. at crown, n. compounds 3a.

Horticulture. A method of grafting, also called tonguing: see quot. 1763.

a method of grafting trees (or occasionally other plants) in which a wedge shape is cut in the stock and the scion is shaped to fit it.

(see quots.).