Learning every day in the garden. ☺️💚Info below. 🌳I’ve been using propagation pods, but you can also use plastic to wrap. Just make sure to seal the top and bottom of the plastic with tape or twist ties and cover it with foil to block out light. This pod needs to be watered about once a week or so as it doesn’t retain moisture as well as plastic. 🌱Layering happens naturally in the wild. If a low stem or branch is in contact with the ground it can develop adventitious roots (lateral root primo

Propagation Tips 🌱🌱🌱 🌱Propagation is the process by which new plants are grown from either seeds, stem cuttings, division, pups, plantlets, rhizomes, bulbs or other plant parts 🌱There are lots of different propagation techniques and some work better for certain plants than others 🌱Plants that have soft stems with nodes are easily propagated by placing a stem cutting in water 💦 or soil 💩 🌱A node is a growth point along the stem where leaves, lateral stems or aerial roots grow from and if

Pachysandra is very effective at spreading itself. You do have to be careful when you plant or transplant it but if you’re looking to cover an area quickly, this is a good option. Garden location: client’s house (video filmed by client) #gardening101 #pachysandra #groundcover #youcandoitgardening #gardening #gardencoach #gardeningtips #gardenplanning | You Can Do It Gardening