Re: cuttings
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: cuttings
- From: N* S* <n*@mindsovermatter.com>
- Date: Sat, 13 Jun 1998 10:13:31 -0800
Jeanne --you can stop calling yourself an airhead...we've all learned by
asking, so don't be afraid to ask. There's an entire listserve devoted to
propagating plants and many of the perennials folks subscribe to that as
well. It's called SEEDS and can be subscribed to off the mallorn.com web
page (www.mallorn.com). The question you have asked is a huge one and I
suggest you go to the SEEDS archive and start looking through it to see
what people are saying about propagating particular plants. I suggest you
do a search for the plants you have to see if any of those are addressed,
and you can start your learning process with what you already own. There
are also several good books on propagation and several websites that
address it. Of course, it's always best if you can get someone to show you
how to make cuttings, etc.
It's all for fun so go out there and have a good time!
Nan
>During the past week, several of you have mentioned how successful you
>have been at increasing your stock of plants by "planting cuttings".
>Would I sound like too much of an airhead if I asked how you do this?
>I would need to know the type of flower that this works with, when is
>the best time to take these cuttings, and what do I do with them. I
>would really like to know this and I'm sure that the other new
>gardeners would like to know as well. I really love this group..you
>are all so supportive of us newcomers to the joys of gardening. Thank
>you in advance for any information you could take the time to give me.
>Jeanne Latta
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>Jeanne
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Nan Sterman, Master Composter in residency
San Diego County, California
Sunset zone 24, USDA zone 10b or 11
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