"Jean B." wrote in message
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Now that Pam has provided such a nice description of layering
(thanks, Pam), I am wondering what plants lend themselves
particularly well to this approach? Thanks.
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Jean B.

I thought the description was a little garbled myself, but if ya got the
idea, it must have come across somewhat correctly :-))

A number of shrubs lend themselves to this treatment - deutzia, weigela,
barberry, hydrangea, spiraea and philadelphus can all be propagated in this
manner and probably a lot more I don't know about. And rhodies and azaleas,
too. I'd try it with any woody with a low hanging or drooping branch
structure.

pam - gardengal