Re[2]: chokecherry and others

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• Date: Thu, 17 Sep 98 11:37:42 -0500
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i find that the cotoneaster cuttings root very easily when placed in wet 
peatmoss (about 4-5" cuttings).  since they grow at a good rate cuttings could 
save a few dollars.  
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Subject: Re: chokecherry and others 
Author:  "Steve Manion" <steely@fidnet.com>  at internet-mail
Date:    9/17/98 7:39 AM


chokeberry can best be propagated by division.   the other shrubs are really 
inexpensive, you should be able to pick up 1 gal containers for 5.95.   then 
you can divide these in a few years.
-----Original Message-----
From: Penny <missp@wwdc.com>
To: seeds-list@eskimo.com <seeds-list@eskimo.com> 
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 1998 7:30 AM 
Subject: chokecherry and others


>I am looking to increase the numbers of chokecherry bushes on my property, 
>to encourage grouse populations.
>
>Can someone tell me the most effective way to collect/sow chokecherry 
seeds?
>
>Also, I am looking for seeds from the following bushes, for the same 
>reason...can someone help direct me to the correct place?
>
>Cotoneaster
>Honeysuckle
>Skunkbush Sumac
>Woodsrose
>New Mexico Forestiera (privet)
>Saskatoon Serviceberry (juneberry)
>
>
>Thanks so much!
>penny
>
>

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