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Growing Pandorea Jasminoide from cuttings

17 years ago

Please excuse my spelling .. its not one of my strong points =)

I purchased this vine this past spring and just love it. I live in Ontario Canada so its time to bring this baby in for the winter. I was wondering how to grow it from cuttings. Any tips would be great.

Thanks

Laura

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