Jacob's Ladder cuttings

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• Subject: Jacob's Ladder cuttings
• From: &* o* N* R* <r*@bellsouth.net>
• Date: Fri, 7 May 2004 00:00:30 -0400

>> I got distracted (too much work and not enough sleep) and the test
cuttings
> dried out after a week - So am going to try again once spring shipping is
done
> and have some time to do it right (keep them watered properly and the
right
> location outside)
> > I know it can be done-but have not my self done it.
>> > But I do know that the plants are self fertile now -- so did get a crop
of > seeds. And the plant has 10 or so stems that can be separated plus its
blooming

Which Jacob's ladder grows that fast?   I planted seeds from the native
Polemonium reptans when they were ripe last summer and only got little
seedlings.  Nothing was big enough to bloom.  Should I have pushed them?
Some day I will have many plants to fill an empty spot on the hillside but
will try some cuttings too.
Nancy Robinson  Tennessee  zone 6b

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