Learning how to take root cuttings ... want to propagate is healthy and has a large clump which you can work with, leaving plenty of the original plant in tact.' You had us at "very easy ...

If you use a leaf cutting to propagate this plant ... Select a tall pot (so that the top-heavy plant won't topple over) with a large drainage hole and saucer. Fill it with damp potting mix ...

Root cuttings can be taken any time between September and March. Lift the parent plant, taking as much root as you can. Cut off portions of root from the parent plant using a sharp knife and ...

Martha grows several varieties of bare-root roses in her garden and has broken down her process into simple, effective steps ...

Although the type of cutting you’ll need to take depends on your plant (plants ... getting too large or bulky, and works best for mature plants with separate stems. To practice root division ...

Taking hardwood cuttings is easy and often the only way to propagate many trees and shrubs. Follow our guide to turning a hardwood stem into a vigorous new plant. Take hardwood cuttings at the end ...

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