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I have these bushes at work and would like to make a hedge using them. Can I root them to do so?
Hardiness Zone: 7a
Helen from Baltimore MD
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this is a hedge plant i want to root
its not forstyia, its just a green hedge that is quite nice does anyone know how to root it or what it is called?

RE: Starting a Hedge with Forsythia Clippings
A friend of mine started a hedge with cuttings from our Forsythia. She just stuck them in the groound, no rooting in water, and they took off & she has a beautiful hedge all around the back of her property.
Trish in CT
Request: Starting a Hedge with Forsythia Clippings
Can you start a hedge with forsythia clippings. Just put them in soil is what I heard. Is it true?
Susan from Hamilton
Answers:
RE: Starting a Hedge with Forsythia Clippings
I have rooted some cut branches of forsythia just by putting them in water to start roots growing. Then I plant the rooted branches. I have also just stuck some in the ground without rooting them first, pulling the leaves off the branch that is under ground. Sometimes branches on already established bushes will hang down low enough and will root into the ground and these can be pulled up and planted somewhere else to make a row. It doesn't take long at all to establish a nice row of forsythia. (04/30/2005)
By Arlene
RE: Starting a Hedge with Forsythia Clippings
Wait until after it blooms for the best results. I have used a milk jug with water to root cuttings. Very easy, privet hedges and most anything trimmed can be started this way. hormone powder works good but not necessary (05/02/2005)
By Diamondee
RE: Starting a Hedge with Forsythia Clippings
Years ago, my neighbor showed me how to start new Forsythia's from existing plants. He would take the longer branches, and just bend them over and put them in a hole and cover with dirt. After several weeks, he would "clip" the branch mid way between the older plant and the recently planted branch, thus he had a new Forsythia plant that was very healthy looking! (05/02/2005)
By Debbie
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