Today's discussion highlights the differences between high and low grafts in Japanese maples and conifers. High grafts are positioned higher on the rootstock, giving plants a taller initial structure and a standard trunk appearance, which is useful for elevating plants above other garden elements or for container use. In contrast, low grafts start closer to the ground, resulting in a more traditional, cascading look with contorted branching, ideal for creating classic Japanese garden aesthetics or for upright trees to minimize visual graft separation. For conifers, high grafts can provide unique shapes like a lollipop form, while low grafts are preferred to avoid rootstock interference. Ultimately, choosing between high and low grafts depends on personal preference and garden needs, as both types will converge in their long-term growth patterns.
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