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says, could be caused by 'damping off' they only need heat until they show. what were the seeds Stephen? Some are more fussy and too wet is a strong possibility. I've never had great success with heated propagators. I have more success if I get them out by stephen coombes

20/03/2013 11:02:00

by BrummieBen

Sloe Berry

I found a sloe berry tree (Blackthorn) on a country lane way near Drogheda co louth, how can I propagate this plant so that I can grow it on my allotment site. regards Derek Bit of a waste of allotment space. Sloes are usually gathered from by Derek Mulready

06/10/2012 10:05:51

by Welshonion

Talkback: How to sow tomato seeds in coir pellets

will better this year than last, here's hoping! The instructions on my mini propagator complete with coir pellets said to cover with vermiculite and leave in a well-lit place. Did that before watching this video. Hope I didn't get it wrong.... by scarlet1958

14/04/2012 14:40:04

by Jane R

Mistletoe

and fruit and all the health-y shoots." I've searched high and low in the other trees around the allotment but haven't spotted any other little sprigs. Congratulations Sonja, You have had a propagation triumph! It is wonderful when you get results from by Sonja Davison

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31/12/2011 17:14:05

by gardengirl6

Rose cuttings

Can anyone help with the above as I have never taken cuttings of roses before? I did mine in the autumn. Have you seen this http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/propagating/how-to-take-rose-cuttings/285.html I did this after watching by Lickle Den

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17/05/2012 17:20:19

by Lickle Den

slus and flour

time I've done it so I'll see if I can bump up the old thread and we can both refresh our memories. Pesky slugs/snails on the top shelf of my propagator have munched on some baby delphiniums. Edit: You need to mix the flour with water. by 4711

03/08/2012 18:21:55

by Leggi

star jasmine propergation

but with no sucess. any help would be great. Thanks Heal cuttings usually take quite well. layering is also a good method of propagation for Jasmine, if you find any low shoots touching the soil you may find some of them have already started to root. by rumpleteazer

02/08/2012 22:09:00

by jeffd

Is it too late to take pelargonium cuttings?

Is it too late to take cuttings from my plants? I planted seeds for the first time earlier this year and the plants still look healthy. I would particularly like to propagate the white one as it looks good on my semi shaded rockery. I would have by Kathy 2

15/11/2012 14:03:02

by Kathy 2

Greenhouse growing

open to stop damp off. thank you for any help 7 degrees is not that warm What are you growing Brian?-once germinated you need to remove the pots/trays from the propagator. Once the plants are big enough to handle they should be pricked out into pots by Brian Tillotson

30/01/2013 00:09:22

by Busy-Lizzie

Need Bees This Year!

even more for free in the long run (like Monty does)... Anyone got any suggestions? Lupins, delphiniums, foxgloves, rudbekia, lots of perennials will attract bees and propagate well. Thankyou Lyon, do you know of any clump forming perennials off hand by Ryan Lloyd

25/03/2013 01:21:12

by Ryan Lloyd

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