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Forsythia question
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Is it easy to take Forsythia cuttings and how and when is the best time to do it? There's a lot of Forsythia plants in my area and some are a lot more colourful than others, are they a different variety or are they looked after better? TIA Steve -- Please remove nospam for replies |
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Forsythia question
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writes Is it easy to take Forsythia cuttings and how and when is the best time to do it? There's a lot of Forsythia plants in my area and some are a lot more colourful than others, are they a different variety or are they looked after better? Yes. When the flowers have finished and the plants have come into leaf. There are several varieties of Forsythia, but what variation in the amount of flowers produced occurs seems to be more a result of pruning regimen than variety. (Not that I can tell the varieties apart.) -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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Forsythia question
You need hard wood cuttings almost anytime I think, they are pretty easy to
propagate, a bit like blackcurrants. Stick it in the ground and it'll grow Robert The Beachcomber http://briefcase.yahoo.com/robert_brimacombe Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote: : In article , Steve : writes :: Is it easy to take Forsythia cuttings and how and when is the best :: time to do it? There's a lot of Forsythia plants in my area and some :: are a lot more colourful than others, are they a different variety :: or are they looked after better? : : Yes. : : When the flowers have finished and the plants have come into leaf. : : There are several varieties of Forsythia, but what variation in the : amount of flowers produced occurs seems to be more a result of pruning : regimen than variety. (Not that I can tell the varieties apart.) |
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Forsythia question
In article , Roberto
writes You need hard wood cuttings almost anytime I think, they are pretty easy to propagate, a bit like blackcurrants. Stick it in the ground and it'll grow What I've done in the past is stick softwood cuttings in water (or compost) and let them root. I rather suspect the Forysthia cuttings can be struck under varied circumstances. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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