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cuttings

.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/propagating/how-to-take-rose-cuttings/285.html by gill barker

17/09/2012 13:18:58

by sotongeoff

Ismene Bulbs

a heated propagator). Water sparingly now, but increase doses as the plants start to grow. They should flower from June to August. Kate Thank you Kate by donutsmrs

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29/02/2012 18:00:56

by donutsmrs

Overwintering

. Brian As most Osteospermums can only be considered half hardy, it's always best to propagate new plants by taking cuttings each year. This is preferable to over-wintering large plants. by Brian Bartlett

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03/02/2012 22:02:58

by G.1

Echino Cactus Grusonii

what someone is willing to pay What makes you think this is scarce? I can buy one now in the UK quite easily endangered in the wild, common in cultivation. Perhaps you should propagate it and take the babies to Mexico by Fanie Agenbach

15/01/2013 22:13:57

by nutcutlet

EU proposes ban on traditional seed

read it seems as if this legislation applies to the marketing of seed, not to anyone harvesting their own seed or giving the seeds away, or plants from the seeds. It's a bit like propagation of plants that have assigned breeders' rights. Only licensed by Scott Jarvill

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26/04/2013 16:18:16

by Welshonion

Algae on my seedlings

Some of my seedlings have a green algae on top of the compost. It seems to be on any of the pots that have been in propagators. Any ideas why this is happening? Is it because they aren't getting enough light and can i stop the spread? They're too by The Slap-Dash Gardener

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29/04/2012 13:08:19

by Gold1locks

What exactly does a 'sterile' plant mean ?

to be propagated by cuttings/layering/division etc. Thank you Dovefromabove. Is the plant still attractive to bees and other insects ? I understand that most of them still produce nectar so are attractive to bees etc. I think some of the problems arise from by Lavender Lady

15/08/2012 11:03:09

by Bookertoo

PBR protected or not?

Hello, I want to start a small back yard nursery and I'm trying to make a selection of plant variaties to propagate. Often the variaties I want to use are PBR protected and so not allowed to propagate for commercial purpose. Can somebody tell me by spieterspater

09/10/2012 16:23:49

by not faraway

dahlia cuttings

hi everyone very new to gardening, iam taking cuttings from dahlias that have been producing new growth in a propagator, the cutting are about 3 to 4 inches cut low down to the tuber, i have put them in a mix of grit,multipurpose and perlite, i have by kimrosefreak

20/03/2013 21:36:56

by discodave

sowing seeds

I can sow now.? I have inside propigater. many thanks You can start off your tomatoes in a propagator now. You can start lettuce in pots (not propagator) peas and beans can also be started to be planted out when the weather improves - what part by flowergirl4

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11/02/2013 14:38:07

by flowergirl4

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