Garden Nursery Grafting Cutting Tool Set of Two for Fruit Trees & Vegetable Seedlings

Garden Nursery Grafting Cutting Tool Set of Two: For Fruit Trees, Vines and Vegetable Seedlings

This garden nursery grafting cutting tool set of two is made for grafting fruit trees and propagating a wide range of plants. It suits woody stock like grapes, citrus and loquat, as well as soft vegetable seedlings such as watermelon, cucumber, tomato and eggplant.

The grafting tool cuts a matching profile into both the rootstock and the scion, so the two pieces fit together cleanly. That snug fit is what helps a graft join properly and improves the survival rate compared with cutting each piece by hand. Having two tools in the set is handy for working with a partner, keeping a spare on hand, or running different blade profiles without swapping over mid-job.

Built with high carbon steel blades and a sturdy handle, it's designed to make quick, repeatable cuts through nursery-grade grafting stock across the propagation season.

Key Features & Benefits

• Set of two grafting tools, useful for spares or working alongside another person

• Cuts matching profiles on rootstock and scion for a clean, tight join

• Suited to fruit tree grafting: grapes, citrus, loquat and similar

• Also works on vegetable seedlings like watermelon, cucumber, tomato and eggplant

• High carbon steel blades for sharp, precise cuts

• Helps improve grafting success compared with freehand knife cuts

What It's Best For

• Grafting and propagating fruit trees and vines

• Joining vegetable seedlings in nursery and market-garden setups

• Gardeners and small nurseries wanting consistent, repeatable grafts

How to Use

• Trim away any unwanted branches from the plant first

• Cut both the rootstock and the scion using the same blade profile

• Slide the scion into the stock so the cut surfaces line up as closely as possible

• Bind the join firmly with grafting tape to hold it and seal out air and moisture

Getting the Best From It

• Graft during the plant's active growing season for the strongest take

• Match the scion and stock diameters as closely as possible for a tight contact

• Cut slowly with steady pressure to keep the surfaces clean and even

• Wipe the blades clean and lightly oil them after use to prevent rust

• Works best on healthy, softer wood rather than very dry or hardened stock

FAQs

What is a garden nursery grafting cutting tool used for?
It's used to graft and propagate plants by cutting matching profiles into the rootstock and scion so they fit together. It's suited to fruit trees, vines and vegetable seedlings.

What plants can I graft with it?
It works on fruit trees such as grapes, citrus and loquat, and on vegetable seedlings including watermelon, cucumber, tomato and eggplant.

Why does this set include two tools?
Two tools let you keep a spare on hand, work alongside another person, or set up different blade profiles without swapping mid-job.

How does a grafting tool improve success rates?
Because it cuts both pieces to the same profile, the scion and stock meet with more surface contact than a freehand cut, which helps the graft join and heal.

How do I look after the blades?
Keep them clean and lightly oiled after each use to prevent rust, and avoid cutting very dry or hardened wood, which dulls the blades faster.

Where can I buy a garden nursery grafting tool set in Australia?
Order online for delivery across Australia, or pick up in-store at Bonnyrigg, NSW.