pampass grass seeds, different color cannas, a rooted piece of weeping willow tree, explanation on how to start trumpet vine seeds.
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Janet, The weeping willow trees are easy to root, if you can just get cuttings. I rooted 3 last year in water and they are doing fine. Wish I had a hugh tree, so I could share with ya.
JCF - surface sow the trumpet vine seeds in a container...place them outside on the north side of the house and moisten occasionally. The come up in spring when they are ready. Move to sunshine. Worked for me :)
JCF you probably posted this web site before, but here goes
http://theseedsite.co.uk/seedpods.html
They have a detailed listing of how what when where.
Also
http://seedrack.com/
Whatcom Seed company has a detailed description of each seed. And seeds for sale.
Hope this helps!
janet,
i have pampass grass seed if you want to trade?
lmk
thanks,
cristina
Janet my next door neighbor has a gigantic weeing willow tree, I'd be happy to root some cuttings for you (or at least attempt it)
tropicalnut i would love to trade. what are you looking for.
carena that would be great if you could root some for me. i think weeping willows are so beautiful.
belladonna thanks for the links.
mollybee and riseann thanks for the advice too
JCF: I have a Corkscrew Willow Tree, very interesting and only gets about 20 ft. tall. I could start a few of them for ya. Let me know.
I have a Corkscrew,It's one of my favorite trees,especially now when the leaves are off .
debby that would be great too. thanks so much all of you
I have got to "unwatch" this thread....ya'll are making me want a Corkscrew willow!!
JCF, The weeping willow tree cuttings have already begun rooting (both in a glass of water and soil)! Another few weeks and they should be ready to go...I need to read the plant trading primer to learn the best way to package plants, I haven't tried it yet!!! Do you want just rooted cutttings, or the ones rooting in soil? Maybe I'll send both, just in case!!
thats great, i will takke both if you wopuld not mind. tell me when to send postage. janet
Willows root easily in water. In fact, other cuttings will root better if put into 'willow water'. Also willows are easy just pushed into the soil and kept moist. I have a Corkscrew willow I started that way, it took well, and hopefully will get bushier this year.