Grafting Taylor Junipers at Greenleaf Nursery

In this episode of Oklahoma Gardening, we visit Greenleaf Nursery and talk with Production Manager, Paul Havenar, to see the process of producing Taylor Junipers through grafting practices.
Airdate #4639 (03/28/20)
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[@paulacreed8631]

Interesting. I had no idea these were grafted.

[@ROBERT-ml7ml]

Wouldn't it be a bad idea to plant these in colder zones? Especially if they are mature/tall... one bad windy ice storm and that thing is going down.

[@ludvikjerabek]

It’s no wonder the Taylor Juniper is so damn expensive. I hear they are hard to propagate but when you read about them they were always hearty trees. I wish they would provide more detail about the roots.