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19 years ago

Hey!!

Have you started taking cuttings yet??? If so what.. This is a great time to start to planning for next yr.. I now it is early BUT!!! I have started to take cuttings of the ones planted outside... I was able to gather up a few new ones this yr and I'm starting to take cuttings of those as well in hopes of trading for some I don't have... I just recieve a wonderful plant (THANKS DAVE) P. membranecea .. NO cuttings on that one... But it has been on my wish list for a while.. My wish list is pretty long and I would love to scratch off a few more...LOL Anybody looking for anything new or got something out of the ordinary...???

Chena

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jblaschke
19 years ago
I haven't taken any cuttings from my growing plants yet. I've got some I've traded for growing, and I'll trade with those for the time being. When it gets closer to winter and frosts are looming--say, sometime in October--I'll go around outside and take cuttings of my Lady Margaret, Inspiration, Constance Eliott to root for spring trades. But that's a couple of months away.
karyn1
19 years ago
I'll be cutting back almost everything to get them inside late Sept/early Oct. I'll let you know what I have.
Karyn
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chena
Original Author
19 years ago
I have gone ahead and taken a few cuttings to get them rooted..Things that aren't going to bloom before frost.
Crimson Tears
Platyloba
Triloba
CE
Sanguinolenta
Lueta
Pura Vida Purple
Pura Vida Red
Exoniensis
Pink Festival
Anastaisia
Will be looking for rooted cuttings down the road..WINK~WINK !!!!
Chena

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