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This was carried out in the Experimental Farm, of Division of Fruit Science, SKUAST-KShalimar during the years 2017 and 2018. The experiment was laid out in a Randomized Complete Block Design with three replications having 15 plants per replication. In this study rootstock were planted at three different timings (2 nd fortnight of November, 2 nd fortnight of December, 2017 and 2 nd fortnight of January, 2018) and were grafted with two different scion types (Middle portion of current season growth with 3-5 buds and Current season growth (3-5buds) with small piece of 2year oldwood) on two different dates (3 rd week of February and 1 st week of March, 2018) under polyhouse conditions. The results obtained indicated that initial graft success (75%), leaf area (350 cm 2 ), leaf number (11.4), scion girth (4.8 cm), shoot length (21.8 cm), final plant height (132.9 cm) and final graft success (69%) were significantly better when rootstocks were planted during 2 nd fortnight of November as compared to other timings of rootstock planting. Among two different scions viz., (Middle portion of current season growth with 3-5buds) and (Current season growth (3-5buds) with small piece of 2-year old wood), initial graft success (63%), leaf area (309.9 cm 2 ), leaf number Original Research Article Bhat et al.; CJAST, 40(4): 47-57, 2021; Article no.CJAST.66174 48 (12.9), scion girth (4.3 cm) and shoot length (19.3 cm), final plant height (119.8 cm) and final graft success (58%) were observed better with scion type having middle portion of current season growth with 3-5 buds. Time of grafting significantly influenced all the recorded parameters and best results were obtained when grafting was performed during 3 rd week of February as compared to 1 st

Response of Rootstock Planting, Scion Type and Time of Grafting on Grafting Success and Subsequent Growth of Walnut Plants