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Roses

What is the best way to take and propagate rose cuttings?? Chris. 10" semi hardwood cuttings in a trench with sharp sand at the bottom, in September. I am sure there is a very recent thread all about this -sorry I can't look for it now. Hopefully by Christopher Dennison

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24/04/2012 18:49:06

by Paul N

Clematis Armandii Cuttings

mine have died. Lots over the years. Just give it a try. Good luck Here in Bristol they seem to do well. They have all gone into gritty compost and been put outside. Fingers crossed. Managed two years ago to take a cutting from a blue clematis which by Swedboy

07/04/2013 20:32:00

by nutcutlet

Hypericum Magical Red Star Pruning?

Although I've had this growing for a few years I've not been able to find out when I should cut this back. I usually take about a third off the top each spring, but the clump is getting taller and taller. So I'm wondering if I'm not cutting enough by diggingdoris

15/04/2013 14:21:28

by Bookertoo

propagation boasts and failures

mauve wall flower and hardy osteospurmum,this year they look huge. this year i have again,unsuccessfully,taken dahlia cuttings and they have wilted. i am obsessed.every new plant i buy i always try and take cuttings. what have you been successful by cotty1000

08/05/2013 04:54:33

by pash

Lilac cuttings

Hello all, Ive got a couple of Lilac shrubs that surround my front entrance and I'm wanting to take some cuttings to plant some more around the garden. Ive searched on google how to and they all seem to say that it is extremely difficult to make by M Fent

27/04/2013 18:07:55

by M Fent

No flowers

Hi just wondering what is wrong with one clump of my Delphiniums as they have not flowered for two years. Usually a sign that that the clump is over crowded-you can divide it or next spring when the new growth appears take basal cuttings and start by keeleykins

27/06/2012 22:33:30

by keeleykins

Mildew on Clematis

trying to take cuttings (without success) just in case. by lavenderlass

11/08/2012 19:40:08

by lavenderlass

fuchsia identification

Can anyone tell me what variety of fuchsia this is please? I have a habit of taking cuttings and not labelling them and losing the original label or finding the name has faded to obscurity, I use a cd writer pen but that seems to fade. Sorry I by AnnyGardener

21/09/2012 15:02:15

by lavenderlass

Osteospernum

not consider them hardy in most parts of the UK-best over-wintered under cover-and/or take cuttings around September time You do get hardy varieties that survive through bad winters in the north. Depends which one you bought/grew. They are very easy to take by ChristyRose

17/11/2012 20:53:34

by Verdun

Killing off old tree roots

How can I kill of old tree roots once I have cut the old tree branches down to the ground You can buy a stump killer, is it too big to dig out? if it's in a suitable place light a bonfire over it, it may take several fires but it will burn away by James Mcluckie

21/05/2013 02:57:07

by e1lise

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