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Australian Climbing Plants
... The best cuttings are taken from young growth which is just beginning to harden (semi-hardwood cuttings). Most cuttings of climbers produce roots from the nodes, so a clean cut ... Temperate Climates - Sunny Positions Temperate Climates - Shady Positions Tropical and Subtropical Areas Arid and Semi-arid Areas Sea-side Plantings Indoor Plants Cultivars Further Reading Australian National Botanic ...
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Propagation from cuttings
... -12 cm long, preferably in the morning or evening. The plant material should be semi-mature, i.e. semi-hardwood. The best time, therefore, to take cuttings is late spring or early summer ...
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Growing plants - Glossary
... seed mix into pots of potting mix for growth before hardening off and planting out. Semi-hardwood: last season's growth which has hardened off. This growth is ready for preparing cuttings ...
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