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$2 · Thornless Blackberry and regular RASPBERRY Branches for propagating

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Thornless Blackberry and regular RASPBERRY Branches for propagating $2 per Foot Growing a new tree from a branch allows you to multiply the number of trees in your landscaping with little investment. This is known as propagation and the small sections cut from the branches are called cuttings or stem cuttings. Many trees will grow from hardwood cuttings gathered while the tree is dormant, at the end of fall until the beginning of spring. Always use healthy branches from the present or past season's growth. https://www.hunker.com/13428924/how-to-grow-a-new-tree-from-a-branch Step 1 Take one or more branches from the upper part of the tree. Cut the branch into sections 4 to 6 inches long. Remove any leaves on the bottom half of the cuttings. Step 2 Plant more tree cuttings than you need to ensure success. Put all of the cuttings in the same container, since one container can hold more than 10 cuttings. Step 3 Fill a seed tray or 12-inch pot with a growing medium containing sand, peat moss and perlite. Moisten the mixture and make holes 2 to 3 inches deep for each cutting. Space the holes just far enough apart to allow light to reach all parts of the cuttings. Step 4 Dip the bottom of the cut tree branches in the rooting hormone. Place the cuttings in a hole and firm the soil to hold the cutting upright. Apply water to the cuttings to settle them in place. ..................... Please read the rest of the instruction from the website.

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November 27, 2019
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