Saving a fallen tree - PLEASE HELP!!!!!

I should mention that next door wants rid of the tree so trying to replant is out of the question sadly.....

It's a little bit early but you may get away with taking some scion wood.

Find some of this years growth about the thickness of a pencil and cut it into 6" lengths making sure there are at least 3 buds on each. Get as many as you can - the more you have the more mistakes you can make. Put a small dab of vaseline on each of the cut ends, wrap them in cling film and put it in the fridge (not the freezer). You can graft this in the spring of 2017.

There are oodles of youtube vids on grafting - Stephen Hayes is a favourite. It really is easy and if the tree has come down you have plenty of material to practise with.  You don't need anything special one of the cheap snap off craft knife things, and some cut up freezer bags are fine.

You can either graft onto your existing trees (were these the cider ones you ordered from Amazon?), you can buy some rootstocks, they're around £4 each online or you can wait for the supermarkets to start selling the cheap trees in Feb and graft onto those.

I haven't looked into this yet.... But is there any point / option in planting some of the roots? The trees completely uprooted so I have easy access.....

worth trying grafting. i done some last year and am hoping to do plenty more in the future.

there is so much info out there that makes it sound very complicated. but as long as you use the basic theory of joining 2 pieces of branch together keeping the ring complete it should work. then just find a cut and join method to suit you.

i found info that you can keep scoin wood in the moist in the fridge until the time comes to use it.