Re: "Spike"

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• From: T* L* <t*@rica.net>
• Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1998 19:21:03 -0700
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Since you did not really describe "spike", it is difficult to address the
problem subjectively. But, objectively, you might be able to take stem
cuttings or propagate by root division.
TerryLynn

JUNE&TERRY YOUNG wrote:

> Two years ago, I saved a "Spike" (don't know biological name) from a
> container planting.  In the summer, I put it out in my flower garden and
> then pot it and bring it inside for the winter.  It is getting quite
> large.  Since it does not flower, does anyone know how to proprogate
> this plant?
>
> Thanks
> June
> MN Zone 4

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