Forsythia Propagation

By Duston On April 14, 2011
Posted in: Growing

13 Responses to “Forsythia Propagation”

  1. Vickie Spry says:

    Can you start a Viburnum the same way as you did this Forsythia? Thanks for all the tips; I bought the Action Hoe and just love it!

  2. Randy Kramer says:

    Hey, the video worked this time! I don’t know what you did (I am interested though), but thanks!

  3. Nandi101 says:

    You have such great information. You really know what you are talking about!

  4. JIM BORUCKI says:

    PROPOGATING IS A GREAT DEAL OF FUN ! ALSO INCREASES THE AMOUNT OF “FREE”PLANTS SO TO SPEAK. DON’T LET IT SCARE YOU , START OFF SLOW AND WILL DO IT.. MY FAVORATE SAYING IS ” IMAGINATION IS MORE POWERFUL THAN KNOWLEDGE”

  5. Sharon Stern says:

    I love learning your gardening stuff! I haven’t gardened in years, and am getting back to it now. I need all the help I can get – especially since my soil is solid clay. Sooo hard to work with! You are a great help. Thanks!

  6. Marlene Chenger-Uniontown, PA says:

    Hi Mike! I did not know about this type of propagation. All of the information you give is very helpful. I’m glad I receive your emails. Thanks for passing on your knowledge.

  7. Patricia Biho says:

    luv forsythia. I don’t have one on our property yet. Good complete lesson! I’m gonna try this soon. Thanks.

  8. Chad adams says:

    Mike, my question is can you prune and shape a japanese maple that has leaves on it without killing it? Its a new container tree that hasent been properly pruned yet . Any advice will be apperaciated.

  9. Emily Schaefer says:

    Sounds like a doable project. My question is can you use this method for other bushes besides forsythia?

  10. Annette H. English, Hawaii says:

    Love your videos!! will Forsythia’s grow in Hawaii??? , they are so very beautiful when they bloom.

  11. Anonymous says:

    I enjoy your videos and have put in my new e-mail address, but the e-mails are still coming to my old address. Please note new address is: 12fried@gmail.com (the old e-mail address was 12fried@optonline.net. I will no longer be having my e-mails forwarded soon so I am writing you again. Thank you. The first time I input my new address I did it on the site you had requested me to.

  12. just got some Forsythia cuttings so looking forward to getting them struck. only days away now till our 1st plant sale,.

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