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Plant Propagation

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20 years ago

Hi..I'm new to propagating and have made some new plants that are maybe 3-4 weeks now, like Salvia,verbena and hydrangeas. What do I do with the plants over the winter? They seem to have rooted, will they just go dormat and come back in the spring ? Or should I stick them in my garage for the winter...thanks...bobby

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georgez5il
20 years ago
The plants will normally survive IF (1) The plant is in the soil( with the pot ) & after it goes dormant cover with leaves or other mulch. (2) The soil is kept damp ALL winter long (3)Keeping in a cold frame etc will work keeping in garage has poor survival rate..........
gardennewbie_2
20 years ago
how do i take a shrub that i have in my front yard. to re root in a larger pot that i want to put on my back porch.
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