hydrangea

Summer is in full swing and you still have this urge to propagate plants, but you aren't sure which plants you can take cuttings from. Well, here are 5 plants you can take stem cuttings from to create more beauty in your garden.

Listen to learn which ones, the length of the stem to cut, and much more!

Go to spokengarden.com/204 to see a larger list of plants to take stem cuttings from this summer.

We recommend using Garden Safe's Take Root rooting hormone on Amazon to increase rooting success.

If you are planning on late summer and early fall seed sowing, get your Little Dibby today and plant your seeds at the right depth every time! Go to etsy.com/shop/spokengarden to get yours today!

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Grab bag listener Q&A episode – vegetables, flowers, trees, pests…. 

• Butternut squash identification 
• Japanese Maple – what are the white spots on leaves?
• Hydrangea -- flowers dying prematurely
• Lavender – why are leaves turning yellow?
• Tomatoes – what are the small, red insects and webbing?
• Magnolia tree – limbs have been dying for a few years.  Anything that can be done?

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Hydrangeas are beautiful flowering plants with dramatic blooms that provide color and drama in the summer garden, but they can be fussy if they don’t get the proper care and attention. Proper hydrangea care for late winter is key. Improper pruning and other common mistakes, compounded with difficult weather, can lead to disappointment. Luckily, my podcast guest this week, Lorraine Ballato, is a hydrangea expert who will help you overcome the biggest hydrangea challenges.

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In this gardening podcast, Penny rescues a struggling Hydrangea and gives it some love. A keen amateur gardener, join Penny Haslam as she heads outdoors to explore, learn and grow. My Garden Podcast is produced by Bit Famous Ltd. https://gardenpodcast.co.uk/

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