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cuttings from lavender?

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woodstock3 · 12/07/2008 17:32

i want some more lavender plants but am too mean to buy them. can i take cuttings from the ones i've got? how (ignoramus question) do you do it and when's the best time of year?

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GentleOtter · 12/07/2008 17:40

lavender cuttings

JackieNo · 12/07/2008 17:43

Also keep an eye out round the plant you have - I keep finding little seedlings in the gravel round ours, and I've so far only moved one to another place, but it's doing quite nicely. I can see 4 or 5 more - must get round to moving them somewhere where we will actually want a lavender plant, rather than the middle of the path.

Tnoog · 12/07/2008 17:44

I've just bought rooting powder for this very purpose so very interested in reading when, how and if you can.

clicks on GO's link.

Tatties · 12/07/2008 17:48

Ooh I want to know this too

expatinscotland · 12/07/2008 17:50

lurking here, because i want to do this with the HUGE rosemary bush in the garden here - as we don't own the place.

PrimulaVeris · 12/07/2008 17:51

My parents have grown several generations of lavender hedges and borders all from cuttings. Works really well, so long as you root a few more than you think you'll need. Brilliant link by GO

JackieNo · 12/07/2008 17:51

Yes - what is it with rosemary? Ours is enormous, and we don't use it that often in cooking. Sometimes I have to hack it back, and I stick the cuttings in a bucket out the front, with a note to people to help themselves. Sage too.

woodstock3 · 12/07/2008 19:26

thankyou otter - looks simple enough that even a fule like me could do it. will have a go at rosemary too

what else makes good cuttings? would fuchsias work?

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