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Potting Up Rooted Boxwood Cuttings | Setting Up A Greenhouse To Overwinter Propagated Boxwood
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Last month I propagated boxwood and the cuttings have finally rooted. Today, I am potting up the boxwood cuttings to create a boxwood hedge around my water garden. I also set up a greenhouse to overwinter my cuttings in.
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Thanks Dee. Keep growing
I can just see it now, that water garden area is gonna look amazing.
Thank you 😊
Now this is what I’m talking about! This is my favorite video so far👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 every time I go to Lowe’s or Home Depot to get plants, I always come home with nothing but pine bark and soil. Lol I get 10 times the enjoyment out of propagated plants then store bought! Great video!! See you next week👋🏼
I'm right there with you!! I love propagation!!!... and of course saving $ 😆😅 See you soon 😉
That’s not me Dee 🙏
😅😂 I know Jerry... lots of spam on YT lately
Watching your arbor right now
I’ve been watching a lot of videos I’m not sure if I just watched a couple ads for you but I think so
Nice video! I look forward to seeing the boxwoods develop.
Thank you
Very informative, I am purchasing the seed trays, and hopefully a little bigger greenhouse. I am going to use this method to grow my own boxwoods for bonsai.
Great idea!!! Boxwood are great for at home propagation! Enjoy
Someone's trying to steal the show.. Haha.
Boxwood will look nice as a edging.
Good choice.
She's such a sweetheart 💕 Thank you dearly 💛 I was originally going a different route but I needed something that can handle all types of lighting. So boxwood it is! Haven't decided how I will shape it yet.. have plenty of time to think about that 🤣😅
Nice job all around!
Thank you 💛💛
Dee, I love this so much. I just started doing this because I need about 200 boxwoods haha. And the cost is just eye watering. Good job.:)
Thank you so much 💛💛 yes!!! I'd rather grow my own and save $ where I can... even if it takes a while to get the results I want. 😊
@@DeesYard I so agree Dee. I can't wait to see how big your's get.I am loving your channel and genuine personality. Can't wait for more my sister:)😘
Thanks girl 🥰🥰
@@DeesYard 😘 😘
Great video!
Thank you!
Love it. Great videos. Your dog seems so happy too. Def subscribing to your channel. I have a 1 acre blank slate … excited. )
Thank you for your kind words 😊
Great vid Dee! Love the water feature area 👍👍WOW - 100% cutting success ?? New supporter here!
Thank you! So much appreciated 😊 Boxwood and hydrangea seem to root very well for me, they are doing great in their new pots so far 😁
You know, I’ve found that putting the cuttings under a cover with boxwood isn’t needed, those guys root so easily if kept somewhat moist, not too much, I use a perlite and peat moss mixture.
Hi Dee, Really helpful video, thanks for sharing! I'm following a site that roots their boxwood cuttings in winter (semi hardwood, I'd say). Most everything is as you've done, except they don't cover them. I may have to from time to time, as I'm in Buffalo, NY. I'm starting a bit late to call it "Winter Sowing", as it's 2nd week of March right now, but still cold. They say I'll need to wait 2-3 months for roots, but they swear they get 100% rooted cuttings. Anyway, fingers crossed that I get some amount of success. I was wondering what month you took your cuttings, and when you actually made this potting up video! Thanks so much! Happy Gardening!
Thank you!! 😊 I'm also originally from the Buffalo area!! My calendar says I took the semi-hardwood boxwood cuttings around July 15th and potted them up Sept 20th. I like to take my cuttings in June or July. I've never tried any other month for semi-hardwood. I would like to try the hardwood cuttings during the winter but, they definitely take longer to root. I'd say give it a try!! Nothing to really lose!! Happy gardening 😊
@@DeesYard Thanks for your quick response! Wow... no one is EVER from the Buffalo area, haha! My husband was drafted to the Bills a million years ago ('81), so we married and moved here from college. (I'm a Philly girl, myself.) Even my boys skipped town after college (Las Vegas and Dubai). I can't blame them one bit! Anyway, last year I tried boxwood cuttings towards the end of August in a sand mix. Not sure if they ultimately dried out, or if my "everyday inspection" caused them to fail, (ya think?), or maybe just a poor time to try cuttings, but I'm trying this method for now. I just need to keep them misted, and wait. I can always try cuttings in June if I have no luck, but I'm hopeful! The success you had was amazing and inspiring! Thanks again for you reply! Just subscribed!
@@jlnriddick Thank you 😊 I'm the exact same way 😅 always checking for roots when I shouldn't be and I've killed my share of cuttings from the typical rot (too much water) but, I've learned to enjoy the process. Each and every failure is a learning experience and I gain more knowledge from my mistakes then successes it seems with propagation 😅
Buffalo will always have a special place in my heart. I grew up on 20 acres of land and we tapped our native maples for syrup out in Catt County. We moved after the "wall of snow" got us in Hamburg a few years back 🤣. Your husband played for an amazing team!!
I'm intrigued by winter cuttings and would like to try this next winter. Thank you for the inspiration 😁
Hi Dee, the link to the soil conditioner you recommended is no longer valid, is there another you would suggest using?
Oh no! I'll have to fix that. Essentially, you can use a potting mix but you have to be careful not to over-water and cause rot. Any bark based fast draining soil medium (such as pine bark soil conditioner) is best. It maybe easier to ask a local nursery if they have a bark or fur based soil medium. Again, potting soil is just fine but, I'd recommend starting in a pint size container with potting soil. I'll update the link so you can see what I use.
The part that is missing is the transplanting process. How did you separate the pieces from the main bush?
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Wow they look healthy, well done. Which part of the plant did you take the cuttings from?
Thank you! Semi-hardwood cutting. In the middle is whats worked best for me. 💛
Did all of the transplants make it?
Yes! So far doing great 👍
How long it will take before you transplant it in the ground?
Hopefully next fall they will be ready. 😊
@@DeesYard , I am looking for your boxwood propagation video and I cannot find it. Did you have one?
@@estherlista I did not flim a propagation for my boxwood 😔 but, I really wished I did. I will do one next time!
@@DeesYard , thank you! Will wait for it! 😍