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SuCh an enjoyable video to learn from!🙂ThanKs deeply Dear Soul for sharinG your awesome LifegivinG GardeninG skills for Humanity's Benefit especially durinG these turbulent times!👍I am goinG to be purchasinG some Plant KiDz from Kuhlman's Greenhouse House thiS SprinG and I want to be able to get cuttinGs off of them to giVe to my neighbors who aRe strugglinG with serious Health Challenges in my walkup apt because I know that Plant KiDz will Cheer them up!👍HaVe a BleSSed Day my Fellow Gardener!✌😍🙏😇🌹🌞🌹🌎🌍🌏🌹🌱🌱🌱🌹☕🍵☕

The step I had not known before is to make a hole before inserting cutting. : = ))

I'm a newbie gardener and this is very helpful to me. Thank you

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If I want to put them in a 10x12 greenhouse how often should I mist it

How and when to hard wood cut fig tree

Jim Buttress : Thanks for all the energy and enthusiasm and expertise you put into YOUR CZcams videos !!!! I'm vollunteeing in a community garden growing food for the neighborhood ; your information is MOST helpful !!!!

Thank you for explaining each process in easy to follow steps. I'm new to gardening and I'm enjoying spending time with my plants.

Amazing vídeo ,Thanks Jim

Moles ate all my potatoes!

Outstanding lecture!

Your soil is so good!!!!

Thanks! 🌼

Very informative

Great video, but I wish some of that fancy scalpel work you were doing was more in close-up. I'd like to know more about what type of soil you are using to root the cuttings in. Also ... when you say "grit", do you mean sand? That idea of having sand fall down in the hole to provide drainage is a good idea I have never heard before.

You don't throw a little water into your plastic bag? Or just not necessary?

John that Lavender looked suspiciously like Rosemary to me ?.

Glad to find help for gardening in the UK thank you x

I love the accent - like Max Miller!

Just the help I was looking for - many thanks Jim

hey jim, theres something about you that kinda remind me of david attenborough.

Great video on Dahlias thanks Jim, looking forward to watching more gardening tips on your channel.

thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us about lifting and storing Dahlia tubers

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another interesting video info GT I agree with your thoughts the good old days lol thanks for your time 🐝🐞🐦👍👍

info second to none GT looking forward to the next update thanks for your time 🐝🐞👍👍👍

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still catching up with your videos GT video and info thanks for your time 🐝🐞👍👍

PS Tom needs is own TV show you both together the bee's knees

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great little episode today Jim covering the 50 years of gardener's world and the last 50 years in gardening !! thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge and as always happy growing !!

Thank you for sharing Jim

i'm all for kids learning how to garden. every one that takes an interest is, potentially, one less thug or vandal on our plots. I have to give respect to these youngsters...................brian

good afternoon Jim !! love this video on Dahlias i found it very interesting and informative as i want to start growing some flowers so i will certainly​ catch the next part

Awesome update thank you for sharing

Awesome update thank you sharing

this is great. I'm looking forward to your year ahead sound interesting. Hopefully see you at Chatsworth. Sandra.

Mulberry (Norus) Propagation. Sow seeds in containers outdoors in Autumn. Root semi-ripe cuttings in summer. Root hardwood cuttings in a prepared bed in a cold frame in autumn. You can use thick pieces of 2 to 4 year old wood known as 'Truncheons' if treated as hardwood cuttings.

Great video JIm. I have access to a mulberry tree and I would like to take some cuttings. What type of cutting technique should I follow and when should I take one? Many thanks. All the best.

Fantastic Jim . Thank you for showing , Enjoy your videos they link us back to , Old school proper gardening.

great job !! great information Jim !! clear and concise !!

Another great video Jim, you should share this on the UK Here We Grow social group ;-)

great job !! great information !! great hints and tips !! thanks for sharing !! all the best and happy gardening !!