Cittings from Tayberry??

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biscombe Orgiva, Granada, Spain Mar 11, 2007

My Tayberry is in it’s second year and new leaves have been showing for a few weeks now. The only cuttings I've ever taken are mint!! I'd like to have a go with the tayberry, can you take this beginner propagator through how you would do this

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Chills Saint Clair Shores, MI(Zone 6b) Mar 11, 2007

I've not grown Tayberry (though one day...perhaps). With other blackberry plants I have just taken a cutting (preferably not a fruiting stem) and let it dry for a couple hours (in shade) and then pushed 6 inches to a foot into soft warm moist soil. (15 - 30 centimeters I think)

I have had great success with this during the spring months here in Michigan

I've got a blackberry that has even rooted in water for me.

Sorry my experience isn't more specific.

~Chills

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critterologist Frederick, MD(Zone 6b) Mar 13, 2007

I have no idea about how to do the cuttings, sorry, but thanks for making me look up "Tayberry" -- sounds like a fruit I must try to find!!

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/89285/index.html if anyone else is curious.

:-)

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