Bowles Mauve Wallflower. (A cutting from last year.)
By Lindak
- 26 Apr, 2017
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Great aren't they Bjs.
26 Apr, 2017
I agree ,they are so easy,to propagate,aren't they? It's a real favourite of mine ..Reminds me,I must take another one :o)
26 Apr, 2017
Love these the aroma is wonderful
26 Apr, 2017
I usually take cuttings in June and put in the greenhouse for a few weeks. The Butterflies and bees are attracted to the flowers.
27 Apr, 2017
Hi HB. I always take a strong thick shoot and strip about three or four leaves from the stem and just push that into the John Innes compost. If any flower buds I cut them off. The thicker the stem part the better they take.
28 Apr, 2017
Same here,Sheila..it does need to be a robust shoot,that isn't going to flop over..I just use any multi purpose compost I happen to have in..just take the buds out . shaded and out of the cold,as you usually do with cuttings...I don't cover mine ...good luck :o)
28 Apr, 2017
I got mine from Morrisons a few years ago for £2,its been brilliant..saw some in our local G,centre last week ..£9 ! ..maybe take your time to browse around Sheila ....good hunting :o)
29 Apr, 2017
M's plants are usually quite good. Hope the next one is successful for you HB.
30 Apr, 2017
I agree,I have had lots of good plants from them in the past..and will be again this year,no doubt..at least they seem to be looked after,unlike some stores..
30 Apr, 2017
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Lovely colour,
has to be one of the easiest things to propagate I have ever grown.
26 Apr, 2017