Grafted vegetables are created when the top part of one plant (the scion<\/strong>) is attached to the root system of a separate plant (the rootstock<\/strong>). The rootstock contributes vigor and disease resistance while the scion is chosen for fruit flavor or quality. For a more detailed history of grafting, please click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n SuperNaturals grafted vegetables may be ordered from Territorial Seed Company<\/a>, Jung Seed<\/a>, Totally Tomatoes<\/a>, Vermont Bean<\/a> and Phoenix Perennials<\/a><\/p>\n A line of our grafted vegetables may also be ordered from Territorial Seed Company<\/a><\/p>\n Commercial growers are invited to email Log House Plants<\/a> for Broker info about grafted liners<\/a>.<\/p>\n SuperNaturals\u00a0Participatory Plant Breeder<\/a> information and A.P. Whaley Seed Company<\/a><\/p>\n Visit the SuperNaturals website for more information.<\/p>\n The following video, from GardenTime, is also quite informative:<\/p>\n