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Uploaded by Hoggywart on Nov 9, 2006
Taking hardwood cuttings is an easy and reliable way of increasing your stock of plants, Martin Fish from Garden News shows you how
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That guy on the lawn mower can piss off! But thanks
RickyAitken 9 months ago in playlist Organic Gardening
Love the dog on a dogwood advice video...lol
Catkins next :-)
noggin100 1 year ago
Next time could you this video with an american accent so it's easier to understand? Just kidding, thanks for a great video!
jeff29902 3 years ago
Thank You for the inspiration.
I've experimented with some of the plants you mentioned but no success in rooting a flowering almond. Thanks again!
homesNgardens08 3 years ago
I didn't know that. :)
Thank you!
If you take stems of any type of willow and cut them into inch long pieces - then soak them in rainwater in a jam jar with a lid - after one week use the water over your cuttings - willow contains a natural rooting hormone.
CuppaTeaAndCakes 3 years ago
do you need to water them or keep the soil moisture?
thx
WAXDAXMAX 3 years ago
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That guy on the lawn mower can piss off! But thanks
RickyAitken 9 months ago in playlist Organic Gardening
Love the dog on a dogwood advice video...lol
Catkins next :-)
noggin100 1 year ago
Next time could you this video with an american accent so it's easier to understand? Just kidding, thanks for a great video!
jeff29902 3 years ago
Thank You for the inspiration.
I've experimented with some of the plants you mentioned but no success in rooting a flowering almond. Thanks again!
homesNgardens08 3 years ago
I didn't know that. :)
Thank you!
homesNgardens08 3 years ago
If you take stems of any type of willow and cut them into inch long pieces - then soak them in rainwater in a jam jar with a lid - after one week use the water over your cuttings - willow contains a natural rooting hormone.
CuppaTeaAndCakes 3 years ago
do you need to water them or keep the soil moisture?
thx
WAXDAXMAX 3 years ago