RE: Spirea Japonica and Buddleia



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From: 	Wyn Achenbaum[SMTP:wyn@ibm.net]
Sent: 	Friday, April 10, 1998 7:04 AM
To: 	perennials@mallorn.com
Subject: 	Spirea Japonica and Buddleia

I've cut back my buddleia and spirea japonica, and simply put the cuttings
in water (buddleia 3 days ago in my living room, spirea yesterday in the
garage -- both for expediency, not logic!).  Should I expect anything to
root?  I'm running a plant sale for my garden club 5/8, and thought it
might be worth a try.  What do you suggest might improve my results?
  
Wyn Achenbaum
Stamford, CT, 10 miles from Long Island Sound
Zone 6
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Buddleia roots very easily from cuttings.  Be sure you have two nodes and I use a rooting hormone and heat from the bottom.  Anything rooted in water is harder to repot.

Jean, Zone 7, Md
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