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Sun, Jul 5, 09 at 20:23
| I brought back pyracanthus, spirea, Schip laurel, Salix integra, and deciduous magnolia cuttings over the weekend. I potted up a whole bunch of caryopteris the other day along with more Russian sage. Anyone else working on any cuttings this summer? |
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- Posted by palmetto_gardener (My Page) on Sun, Jul 5, 09 at 22:40
| I potted up some cuttings I bought in Hawaii, mostly different gingers. We'll see if they're successful. I have them in the house as it's too hot outside. |
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- Posted by ladybug37091 z7 Tennessee (My Page) on Mon, Jul 6, 09 at 9:16
| Since the previous post about Crapes rooting so easy in water I am giving that a go, hydrangeas too. I love pineapple sage so will probably have at that. The gingers from Hawaii sound much more interesting. I love Magnolias but have lost so many they scare me. |
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- Posted by cottagegirl_tn 7b (My Page) on Mon, Jul 6, 09 at 22:41
| Hydrangeas and old fashioned roses Jen |
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| I'm trying to root a few "Raspberry Delight" mountain bush sages at the moment. I may also attempt a few lavender cuttings. |
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| I managed some 'Powis Castle' artemisia! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rooting 'Powis Castle' artemisia
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- Posted by irisaddict 6b/7 TN (My Page) on Mon, Jul 13, 09 at 22:20
| I just checked tonight and the survivor of the dozen or so cuttings of clematis has roots on it! So I guess I just need to start at least 12 cuttings each time. A green, not grey, santolina looked so good at UT Jackson that we "pruned" it and I stuck 8-10 cuttings tonight. I am so surprised how nice it smells and that I had no idea that I liked it so much. The whole sunroom had a very pleasant fragrance after I stuck the cuttings. I don't know if the gray one, lavendar cotton, smells nearly as nice. I also potted up some Rosemary that rooted in water. At least half of those I started with rooted. Evelyn |
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