The little gamble on propagating rosemary from frail cuttings paid off at 20%. Out of about 40 starts, eight took root, this without any sort of rooting compound. I put them in 3″ peat pots yesterday. They’re headed for the summer herb garden.
The little gamble on propagating rosemary from frail cuttings paid off at 20%. Out of about 40 starts, eight took root, this without any sort of rooting compound. I put them in 3″ peat pots yesterday. They’re headed for the summer herb garden.
I love doing cuttings. You get so much for so little…..ie one box bush becomes one box hedge!
Yes, it’s extremely satisfying, different from starting from seed. I wonder if this is the same feeling that makes some folks want to clone chickens and sheep and people?! :)
That isnt Rosemary.
Can anyone direct me toward details on how to clone the Rosemary? Â We use it for some of the breads that our bakery produces and use are using much more.
Oh and Dave you need to do your research…