How to take pelargonium cuttings - tips from the National Trust School of Gardening

Taking cuttings from your favourite plants will ensure your garden and growing spaces are bursting with colour next spring. In this film, National Trust gardener Tom Longridge shows Rebecca Bevan, the author of The National Trust School of Gardening, how he raises pelargonium cuttings in the glasshouse at Goddards House and Garden in York. You can get more advice from our gardens teams across the UK in our book The National Trust School of Gardening available in our shops or from shop.nationalt...
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I have a dream: I want such a beautifull glashouse in my garden, like this. Thank you for the video!

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Great

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what is the best time of the year to do this?

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Any time from spring to early autumn is good for pelargonium cuttings. They need some warmth to develop roots so avoid taking cuttings during winter or prolonged spells of cold weather.

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Do you know the name of this pelagornium, please?

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This is a variety of Angel pelargonium called "Megan"