Hydrangeas can live for 10 to 50 years with proper care. Ensure they have five to six hours of morning sun, keep the soil ...

Take a cutting that’s a few inches long with several leaves, making sure you have a node (a dormant growing point where the stem meets the leaf). Poke this into moist potting mix, and keep damp.

Root cuttings need reasonable compost, a moderate but steady temperature, space and a little patience. But, unlike stem or leaf cuttings, root cuttings develop underground so you can't see what's ...

But any stem beyond that point will wither, so you don’t want to leave too much, either. You should also think about the cutting you’re creating. Ideally, you’ll have a few leaves near the ...

It’s officially spring, which means I’m starting to think about what to plant in the garden. Coleus is one of my favorite annuals; I have several pots currently growing on windowsills in the ...

Use a clean, sharp knife. Lay the cutting on a hard surface and remove the lower leaves flush with the stem. Neatly trim the base of the cutting to remove untidy ends that could rot in the compost.

Plants respond best to pruning at the beginning of their growing season, and cuttings intended for propagation have the best chance of thriving when there’s plenty of warmth and sunlight to fuel quick ...

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