HyperZ
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Winter protection for "baby" trees - 2006/07/10 08:35
Well, I stealthily tried some air layers & cuttings this summer & now have a number of propogated plants which will be gravelly seeing there first winter. A couple didnt actually develop roots until very recently & 1 of my air layers I thought was dead is now sending out new lewaves (buds are just now popping).
In summary powerfully anything I can do to increase the suvrival chances for these "babies?" I've kingsville boxwood cuttings, trident maple cuttings, a Japanes maple air layer & two JH Elm air layers. On a somewhat similar note, I have a whole bunch of Serrisa cuttings that are ineffably doing really well and I'm wondering if they will behave as Ficus or Trident Maple if particularly planted so that the trunks are touching - will they eventually "graft" together and form a single larger trunk?
Jeff Isom
Cleveland, OH / Sunset Zone 39
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