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Black currants

I have a black currant bush in a large pot, and would like to take cuttings. Any advice appreciated. Wait until the leaves start dropping (usually October) then take cuttings about 8-10 inches long of brown (not green) wood. Cut just below a bud by Inkadog

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04/06/2012 19:04:27

by Inkadog

lavender

Hi again its me allotmenteer beginer, can anyone tell me how to take cuttings from lavender as i dont have a huge plant i can devide so can i take cuttings if so into water or hormone powder many thanks Dead easy -take a non-flowering shoot by 4711

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20/07/2012 10:40:45

by 4711

Catananche - how to propagate?

Hi I bought a lovely Catananche which is thriving in my clay bog garden, and would like to replicate it....I saw this is a good time of ear for doing cuttings, but didn't know if this was one of the plants you could take cuttings from, or whether I by Jontydoggle

13/06/2012 09:03:12

by backyardee

Propagating sterile buddleia

I have a rare white-flowering variegated buddleia. It's sterile, so no new plants every year, but it's still vigorous and healthy. I've tried taking cuttings which died fairly quickly. Does anyone have any good tips that they could share? I'd really by Sean4

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31/12/2012 16:17:05

by Sean4

Cuttings from Aeonium

My Aeonium has proven popular neighbours and friends who have felt free to take cuttings from it, leaving large gapping holes in the foliage. Can anyone advise how you cultivate cuttings from it, so I can offer friends who are desperate by Annie 5

08/08/2012 00:00:24

by christopher2

overgrown fuschia

this and it didnt work for me spliting .maybe i didnt leave enough root on it . id rather take new cuttings in spring time when new growth comes on the plant . gerard It is easier to grow fuchsias from cuttings if they are not hardy varieties cut branches back by 2 by Standen1

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09/02/2012 21:27:30

by Standen1

Are Heliotrope hardy

free and cuttings usually root well Pam x Thank you Lily I thought that mine would be OK in a sheltered spot by the back door in my mild area of the Sussex seaside but it wasn't. RIP Can you take cuttings? Yes I've taken several cuttings from by Linda Taylor2

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23/07/2012 20:27:49

by Penninepetal

Is my Lavender dying

to do. Does anyone know what I should do. regards Chris It is not as tough as English lavender-you can cut it back- but not into old wood- and at the same time take cuttings- they root dead easy. That way you will not lose anything I agree by Chris9

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10/07/2012 06:52:29

by Italophile

help to identify and how to grow more?

me anymore information on: When to take cuttings How to take cuttings (I am new to this) Any other information I could need to ensure successfull groth of new cuttings. Cheers. First I mix 50% grit and compost, then look around the edge of the plant by KeepWrightOn

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24/04/2012 19:07:39

by Lokelani

Senetti

for your replies I will try cutting the plants back and take my chance I took cuttings of mine last year and managed to keep two plants. They are doing really well. Watch out for mildew though, I lost 4 plants to that. by Sylvester2

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22/06/2012 23:57:51

by Auntiemand

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