For a clever way to enhance your gardening experience on a budget, consider rustic, country-chic plant stakes. Here's how to ...

As global demand for wood reforestation efforts continues to grow, this age-old method remains a linchpin of sustainable tree ...

Watch the incredible process of sawing super large mahogany logs as they are expertly cut into board materials for woodworking. This video highlights the precision and skill required to handle such ...

Where to source elderberry Why propagate? Seeds or Cuttings? Propagation Methods Seed propagation Hardwood cuttings References Blue elderberry is a wild plant no clonally propagated cultivars exist ...

“Camellia cuttings do well with rooting hormone before they are planted in a new growing medium." Camellias grow best from semi-hardwood cuttings, which means stems that are partially ...

In addition, the leafy category can be divided into two subgroups: [1] “softwood” cuttings–which come from succulent new growth–and [2] “half-ripe” (or “semi-hardwood”) cuttings ...

You can also propagate ‘ohai from semi-hardwood cuttings. Choose a strong, non-flowering stem and cut a piece about six inches long. Remove the lower leaves and dip the cut end into a rooting ...

At this stage, the cuttings are called “semi-hardwood” cuttings. Earlier in the season, when the new growth hardens just enough to snap easily, they’re called “softwood cuttings.” ...

In spring, take softwood cuttings from young, non-flowering shoots. During late summer and fall, semi-hardwood cuttings can be taken, while in winter, hardwood cuttings are ideal. When the plant is ...

It's best to avoid taking hardwood cuttings in summer and wait until autumn or winter instead. That's not to say you can't take any cuttings in summer – in fact, it's the perfect season for other ...

IBA concentrations ranging from 0 to 500 mg/L were applied to cuttings of semi-hardwood and hardwood in a split-plot Randomized Complete Block Design experiment. The findings indicated that at four ...