Hi, this is not so much as an answer to your question, but rather a "happy
accident", last year (December) while tending a friends garden I cut down to
the ground 2 fuchsia shrubs. Rather than going to the bother of disposing of
them, I noticed there was a lot of bare soil in the borders which seemed to
attract the attention of all the neighbourhood cats, full of c**p, so I
stuck all the fuchsia cuttings in the spare ground to make it awkward for
the cats to do there stuff. And as a bonus many had actually rooted by the
spring. In late spring the old wood was cut down to the new growth , and I
have just potted most of them up. My friend as plans to give them away to
other friends and neighbours.


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"Mick" wrote in message
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Hi, Any advice on cuttings to be taken around the garden at this time if
year would be welcome , also advice on
propogation methods as well , and automated waterering on a small scale (
very forgetful )
Are there any web sites with info of this available worth looking up .

Thanks Mike.