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Planting Hydrangea Clippings
My mom has hydrangea clippings but they are not rooted. She currently has them in water, but what does she need to do to plant them so they stay alive, or is it possible?
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 06/25/2008 | 4 Feedback(s)
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Use Honey as a Rooting Hormone for Cuttings
Prepare cuttings in the usual manner, however dip the ends of the cuttings in honey instead of rooting powder and you will have a high success rate. An old gardener friend has used this method for over forty years and he believes that the hormones produced by the honey promotes rapid root growth.
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Growing a Tree from a Willow Cutting
Can someone please tell me how to take a cutting from a willow tree and how to get the cutting to grow? Willow cuttings root easily because the tissues contain a natural root-promoting hormone. They can be started any time of the year in pots, or outside in late winter or early spring.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 02/21/2008 | 6 Feedback(s)
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Use Canning Jars to Start Cuttings
Instead of buying a plant for a birthday or housewarming gift, grow one. I have a few old canning jars in my kitchen window, and I grow new plants in water from clippings of older plants. When it has new roots I plant it in dirt and give a homemade gift that will last.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 02/19/2008 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Grow Cuttings To Give Away
There are many plants that let you take cutting to start new plants. Why not start some in "give-a-way pots". I have several transplants waiting for the right person.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 01/28/2008 | 5 Feedback(s)
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Make Rooting Hormone From Willow
Making your own rooting hormone with willow water. Here's what you do: Get a handful of willow twigs (any Salix species will do).
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 11/16/2007 | 2 Feedback(s)
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Growing Avocado from Cuttings
Can you grow an avocado from cuttings?
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 10/31/2007 | 5 Feedback(s)
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Starting a Garden with Cuttings from Friends and Family
If you're wanting to landscape your property, but not wanting to spend a lot of money doing so, alert your family, friends, fellow church members, co-workers, etc.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 08/29/2007 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Starting a Rose Bush from a Cutting
How do you start a rose bush form a cutting? Tips from the ThriftyFun community. I was taught to take the cutting, dip it in rooting hormone, and plant in a coffee can filled 3/4 way with damp sand.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 08/16/2007 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Growing Hydrangea From a Cutting
Is there any way to take cuttings from a hydrangea to plant somewhere else?
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