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Category: Container Gardening | Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 2:58 pm

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One more way to save money when using your garden planters and containers is to take cuttings from your chrysanthemum plants as they grow in the Spring . Cut 3" tips from the stems with a sharp knife and place them into your potting mix with sand in a small pot. Replant into larger pots in the Fall and then of course, into the garden for next season.



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Jewell _2009 wrote on Sat Mar 21, 2009 5:48 am:

I take cuttings of lavender, rosemary, various leggy house plants also for planting-out or planting-in. If they are slow to root I use old plastic salad containers as mini greenhouses to help them along until they root, or place the pot in a plastic bag. Have to venilate occasional to help keep the air circulation going.

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Planterlady wrote on Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:57 am:

Hi - great ideas, can I include them in my blog for others to see?

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