Sand Cherry question

[Cheryl Isaak]

In pruning an old (ok about 12 years old) sand cherry, I discovered some of
the lower branches had developed roots. Since I had remove this branch
anyway, I am trying the piece in new home.

So what are my chances for it actually making it?

Cheryl

[madgardener]

probably pretty good. Keep the soil evenly moist and in a sheltered spot
this winter. Let me know how it does!
madgardener

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"Cheryl Isaak" > wrote in message
...
> In pruning an old (ok about 12 years old) sand cherry, I discovered some
of
> the lower branches had developed roots. Since I had remove this branch
> anyway, I am trying the piece in new home.
>
> So what are my chances for it actually making it?
>
> Cheryl
>

[Cheryl Isaak]

On 9/1/04 9:24 PM, in article , "madgardener"
> wrote:

> probably pretty good. Keep the soil evenly moist and in a sheltered spot
> this winter. Let me know how it does!
> madgardener

Sheltered! in this yard. Ha!
Cheryl