Elecampane: Rooted Cuttings Tutorial

Lifting overwintered starts of Elecampane, Inula helenium. Root growth and vitality of small pieces of root planted in a nursery bed over winter. Time to put in summer crops, Elecampane is ready for new homes.

[@debbieschaffner2581]

Elecampane is one of my favorites! She is so generous with her medicine. Lovely plant!

[@eaglesonggardener1893]

She really is!

[@blueskyherbsva]

I love to watch your videos and learning new recipes and about the new herbs from you , thank you! From Virginia

[@eaglesonggardener1893]

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[@LostInThisGardenofLife]

Thank you for sharing. I planted this for the pollinators but it’s nice to know I can use it as well. 😊 ❤

[@eaglesonggardener1893]

A delightful garden champion. Many uses...

[@rsbhomevideos]

Great video! Thank you. Found you via a search for propagating elecampane, now I'm confident. Have subscribed 👍🏻

[@eaglesonggardener1893]

Thanks, Ryan. Glad you found the video useful.

[@TSis76]

Thank you!

[@blueskyherbsva]

Your hand cutter tool is from Korea, I have couple of them that I use all the times

[@RajaGSD]

If I have a small seedling w no stalk yet and about four leaves, can I just transplant it from a small container to a bigger one without cutting any of the top?

[@eaglesonggardener1893]

Yes.

[@4712guest]

Can we cook and eat the elf-dock / elecampagne leaves ?

[@eaglesonggardener1893]

I haven't tried that. Let us know if you do. My goats like them fresh...