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Posted: Mar/23/2009 2:03 PM PST
Can you propagate bridal wreath from cuttings |
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Posted: Mar/23/2009 5:52 PM PST
I don't know why you couldn't. Give it a try and then let us know what happens. |
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Posted: Mar/24/2009 3:40 AM PST
Yes, spirea is pretty easy to root. I just planted one that I rooted from last year. As a matter of fact, that's how I got the original plant in the first place. I snitched a piece and rooted it. Now I have five. |
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Posted: Mar/24/2009 2:07 PM PST
Thanks for the info I'm going to give it a shot |
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Posted: Mar/31/2009 12:25 AM PST
Gloria, put your plants in at night, Witt may need another cutting and she now tells us how she will get it, has anybody seen my wheelbarrow, Laughing Guilt Trip |
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Posted: Mar/31/2009 4:36 AM PST
Hahaha! Well, that's how my mama did it. Everywhere she went, she'd snitch a piece off a plant that she liked or if there were some seeds, she'd snitch that. She up in her 90's, and I think that she is still snitching! |
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Posted: Mar/31/2009 5:15 AM PST
That's funny, Witt. We had a neighbor that moved from their property. All that next year I saw loads of glads spring up. I dug those bulbs up after they quit flowering and a small magnolia tree. The year following that one, they moved BACK! I was horrified because I knew all they had to do was look across the property and they would see that magnolia tree planted in my yard. So, I went right on over and fessed up. We all laughed about it. I really did think they had abandoned their property because it happens a lot around here...usually tax issues. Anyway, I dug up their magnolia and gave it back to them, then BOUGHT one of my own. I should develop the "snipping habit". It's a lot less stressful! |
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Posted: Mar/31/2009 6:41 AM PST
Palmetto; your post has me laughing out loud! What's not funny is the neighbor I have down the street who is a plant cleptomaniac (sp?). She really has a problem, the neighbors who live across the street from her video taped her stealing plants. She walks right into your yard and pulls things out of the ground, then hides them in pots in her backyard. She hordes them. It's really maddening, the police have had to be called on her. Now her hubby is threatenting to send her back to Italy if she doesn't stop. She was even fired from a job in a nursing home because she was stealing flowers from the patients rooms. 
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Posted: Mar/31/2009 7:36 AM PST
Ya'll are hysterical! My next door neighbors moved the first year we lived in our house. They had payed off the loan and found another, and just decided to move and leave the house empty. Well, the lady who lived there had quite a green thumb, and when she left she told me to help myself to anything I wanted. I couldn't bring myself to do it until this year, because I helped her clean out her beds to get the house ready to sell. Since I did a lot of work, I didn't feel guilty for taking plants! She has spirea growing over there- I'm gonna go steal some right now, since I know what to do with it now! LOL! |
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Posted: Mar/31/2009 9:16 AM PST
wowzers yall an we just have a neighbor my mom thinks there evil or sumthin cause they park the jeep they have in wierd spots on the lot at times noone round here steals plants to my knowledge and when on describing the house to friends theres one defining charasteric i mention LOL tho my friends know where i am where my polkants are that i leave any stricks in fer afew weeks maby 2 mionths if lucky an there free to nip whatever they want |
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