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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

Plant cuttings?

what plants can I take cuttings of now? You can split/move herbaceous plants now though, providing your soil is workable. If you've any pelargoniums that you've over-wintered, then they could provide you with cutting material about now. If you took by Gardengirl..

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23/03/2013 23:00:09

by Bunny..in..spring..

Looking for some advice on growing plants from cuttings please??

Hi all, I am currently doing up my front and back gardens from scratch, I have a few potted plants that I would love to take and grow cuttings from in order to fill some borders and rock gardens I plan on creating. At the moment I have some nice by davielovesgravy

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21/05/2013 20:30:01

by lucky3

Pelargoniums (geraniums??) in window boxes

and they will bloom all winter. Whatever you decide to do with them, take some cuttings just in case. Put them in dryish seed/cutting compost and leave on kitchen windowsill. by northchiel

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30/11/2012 09:44:55

by Lyn

honeysuckle

here in the Eastern UK) damp and warm, and the honeysuckles are growing well and the shoots are nice and flexible. nice one Dovefromaabove many thanks Ive very successfully taken cuttings from various honeysuckle. What I do is take a soft cutting about by 4711

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06/07/2012 16:26:20

by 4711

Physocarpus Diablo

Can anyone give me some guidance on when is the best time to take cuttings of the above. It is loooking beautiful at the moment and I do not want to miss the 'boat' again this year. Thanking you in anticipation Asperge. Semi-ripe cuttings in mid by asperge

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08/06/2012 09:47:39

by asperge

Moving a Curry plant

I would like to divide and move a large curry plant. Is this a good time to do it If it is the plant I am thinking of it is a shrub- you cannot divide a shrub. You can take cuttings- they root like lavender fairly easily-and if you move it now by nanna26

01/02/2013 14:25:45

by Dovefromabove

Cannot propagate new guinea impatiens

Usually I'm successful taking cuttings but......I cannot propagate my new Guinea impatiens. I remember someone saying a while back that he or she has successfully taken cuttings. Tried in water and in mpc but no luck. Was hoping for a good batch by Verdun

19/04/2013 20:18:22

by Verdun

When to cut back hemerocallis foliage pre Winter

Finally got my day lillies to flower this year with loads of potash, but should I cut back all the spent foliage now or leave it to over winter? I usually take all foliage on my perrennials down this month - just wonder if this is a bit too early by Beverley Jones

12/10/2012 13:48:10

by kate1123

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

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