What are you wanting for the cuttings?

Tempt me ! (*grin*) I see you're wanting brugs, too---I have some cuttings from those as well.

Yes Confederate Rose Cuttings can be made almost anytime of the year. I found that they start best in just a container of water set in a shaded area and forgotten. I used my cuttings for tomato supports. They had set for over a week, out of 12 3 sprouted. When I cannot give them away locally I just stick them into the ground anywhere that nothing is growing so now I have 6 plants blooming, if left in the ground they will be well over 6+ feet tall next year. If cut back to the ground after a freeze they will do find the next year.

Sent you an e-mail

Hi,did you get the e-mail from me about your clerodendrum trichotomum seedlings?