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mock orange is starting to grow...... ???

Posted by tina_2 zone8 tx (My Page) on
Tue, Mar 2, 10 at 23:22

Hi - My mock orange shrub is starting to
get some green. My question is -
would now be the time to take some
cuttings to root? What, should I do ?
I have several neighbors, that want some
rooted plants. Thank you, all. tina_2


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RE: mock orange is starting to grow...... ???

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RE: mock orange is starting to grow...... ???

Mock orange spreads underground (not agressively). If you jam a sharp shovel down between the original plant and the new plant(s) you should have cut the ties to the mother plant and will have a nice plant to give away. However it is very important that you drastically cut back the top growth on the new plant, particularly if it is starting to leaf out.


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RE: mock orange is starting to grow...... ???

Hi - Well, I did not know they will spread and make new plants.
I will, have to look around the base of the plant.
Thank you, so much. tina_2


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