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D’you think if Godrick had’ve not lost to Malenia and had’ve been able to grow strong enough to defeat the other Demigods that he would have Grafted them onto himself as well? Would his grafting ever be complete or would he continue to branch and branch unto eternity?
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grafting some baby Trichos on Pereskiopsis Spathulata 😁 I'm curious if they catch and how much faster they'll grow
hey i don't know anything about the person Kitchener that the stitch was named for (and i honestly wouldn't have guessed "dude" based on my experience of fiber crafting spaces so I clearly know even less than I assumed I did)
may I know what he did to earn your ire?
Sure, thanks for asking!
You're right about the typical gender breakdown of fiber arts spaces. There's no evidence that Horatio Herbert Kitchener even knew how to knit. He was a British colonial army officer who supported an initiative during World War I encouraging women at home to make socks and other knitted items for soldiers. The Red Cross distributed a booklet with a pattern including a grafted toe, and his name got attached to the technique. (source)
But more importantly, in his role in the British colonial army he was notably responsible for atrocities in South Africa during the Boer war. This included concentration camps in which tens of thousands of people, mostly children, died. The website I linked above says they were a direct model for the Nazi concentration camps, although I haven't checked out that claim myself.
Not really a person I'm interested in honoring, or who deserves to have an important knitting technique named after him.
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This was the first perry pear tree we have. Back in 2014 we collected scion wood from several promising trees we found from Auckland to Dunedin and crown grafted onto this rootstock. The one from Waitahuna gradually became dominant and I removed the others. It is now a large prolific tree producing us a SV single tree perry. And we have now grafted on to other trees that are starting to to produce. #grafting #scion #perry #pear
(via Master the Art of Grafting: 3 Pro Techniques for Your Garden - YouTube)
I wonder if anyone has tried to graft a black cherry (Prunus serotina) onto a chokecherry (P. virginiana). I’ve tried looking but all the discussion is around grafting other cherries into one or the other, which is not what I’m interested in
Potentially something I could try?
