Propagation: Plant Propagation: The Basics Spring 2016, 1 by Gypsi

Gypsi wrote:
more pics. I bagged 3 paper bags of weeds yesterday, got 2 buttercup squash and 4 butternut squash planted in the garden, weeded the onions and asparagus and the garden, a couple of flowerbeds, found my returning asclepius tuberosa, and planted the 10 pack of hollyhock roots I found on my kitchen table that I bought a month ago.

Also rescued one of my expensive not been on the shelf and marked down dahlias. It was developing the classic droop that means fungus to me. So I moved all potted dahlias to the porch, and moved the drooping one to a bare pot, coated the roots in cinnamon and packed it in dry potting soil. Checked this morning, it isn\'t dead yet. Dahlias hate my ground (either dry or flooded) so this year they are staying in pots.

Photos: my garden full of wildflowers after I pulled the giant gone to seed broccoli and ome weeds. The fenceline garden with a texas sage, some asclepius tuberosa on the far right end, hollyhocks between, peace rose buds, and the pot with the plants Debra sent me, I put all 4 in, 2 made it. not sure which two