Experiment for growing cuttings

Please let us know if it does, when it does. Thanks.

It's always nice to try something new.

be interesting to see how they get on

I'm trying some in water.
Doing well so far.:o)

Certainly worth a try...using rootone too? I have started a lot in water over the years.

The Virginia Creeper is rooting already and the Cotoneaster has lots of little bobbles that might be the beginnings of roots. Other plants are Hibiscus, Pyrocantha, Smoke Bush, Fuschia and the other v.creeper Tricuspidata.

Just water, Catfinch. I'm trying this because I find the other method (in soil) quite hard work, and I usually end up giving up on them, though to my surprise I find they have rooted and I've got new plants the following year. Anyway, I'll see if this works.

In water is the only way I have started much of anything...did not even know you could start in soil until I played with rhodies...but did not have a whole lot of luck with those...did better with water. hardest part was keeping them from going dry while I got around to potting them up!