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Plants from cuttings

and some useful tips too to ensure success I get the dunce's cap for cuttings, even after lessons on this forum. I shall follow and take notes. Good idea, Verdun! I am far from an expert and anything that is easy for me to do really is easy. Fuchsias by Verdun

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26/03/2013 13:51:58

by Caz W

Carnation/Pinks

to buy plants and take cuttings ? Any thoughts appreciated Cuttings are so easy...quick,true to plant and taken now will produce flowering plants by mid /late summer. Pot them around rim of pot and I,add perlite to compost Thanks Verdun , I will get by Bunny..

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24/02/2013 18:49:18

by Verdun

red currant

newq growth this year will bear fruit next year. I cut mine back to the size I want it, So I take about half of mine off. taking out any crossin branches and cutting out the one growing into the middle, the reason for this is air flow and to let by Dolphin_in_the_deep

16/08/2012 18:52:28

by juliec2

How & when erisimum & scabious cuttings?

I'm not very experienced wtih cuttings, could anyone tell me when & describe how to take them from erisimum bowles mauve & scabious butterfly blue? They're both meant to be hardy but I don't want to take any chances & would like more of them by Lokelani

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06/07/2012 09:46:16

by Lokelani

Madagascan Dragon Tree

of the plant be affected? When is the best time of year to do this? I have read various articles about taking cuttings, but they normally refer to a plant that has become bare lower down and is past its best, and therefore the talk is of dumping the tree by nightingalebrook

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12/12/2011 10:52:10

by Emma Crawforth

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

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

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

cutting new turfed lawn

I've just laid a lawn with turf (late September) and let it settle for a few days with plenty of rain but some websites suggest I cut the lawn lightly now after such a short time. Is this a good idea? The grass is about 3/4 cms high so could take by graham sims

27/09/2012 12:57:41

by sotongeoff

hardwood cuttings

I have a problem with cuttings generally. I know where to cut and that's about all I know. When, where to put them, how to look after them, those are the mysteries. I'd like to take some hardwood cuttings and I think that's now. So by nutcutlet

09/11/2012 21:40:12

by nutcutlet

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