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Sun, Apr 17, 11 at 12:55
I was doing some Spring trimming and in error, I cut this piece of Sweet Autumn Clematis. See pic 1
I'm hoping to "make lemonade" from my error and dig a hole and place these little leafed out nodules in it and hope they'll sprout roots. See pic 2
Am I totally wrong? Is there any hope for growing a new plant from my mistake? Thanks |
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| Doesn't hurt to try. I planted a Montana at one end of a fence a few years ago and pruned it back as I always do a newly planted clematis. I was wishing I had one on the other end of the fence and on a whim I stuck the cutting in the ground at the other end of the fence and it grew. I don't know the odds, but it can happen. |
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