Propagating Trumpet Vine
 

Can anyone provide directions on how to propagate trumpet vine? I am
fairly new to gardening and don't have much background knowledge on
the subject. We'd like to take cuttings from our neighbors vine,
clone it, and plant 10 - 15 starts at the base of our chain-link
fence. We'd like to cover the fence as quickly as possible. Thanks!

DONT DO IT. plant clematis instead. they will eat your fence and spread out of
control. they are a weed. Ingrid


(Sacramento Mike) wrote:

Can anyone provide directions on how to propagate trumpet vine? I am
fairly new to gardening and don't have much background knowledge on
the subject. We'd like to take cuttings from our neighbors vine,
clone it, and plant 10 - 15 starts at the base of our chain-link
fence. We'd like to cover the fence as quickly as possible. Thanks!



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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 22:44:23 GMT, wrote:

DONT DO IT. plant clematis instead. they will eat your fence and spread out of
control. they are a weed. Ingrid
One man's weed is another man's cherished plant.;)
I still enjoy the bamboo and honeysuckle I've planted.

The Watcher wrote:

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 22:44:23 GMT, wrote:


DONT DO IT. plant clematis instead. they will eat your fence and spread out of
control. they are a weed. Ingrid

One man's weed is another man's cherished plant.;)
I still enjoy the bamboo and honeysuckle I've planted.

We have 12 different bamboo, two different Honeysuckle and two
different Trumpet Vines and love them all.

--
Travis in Shoreline Washington

On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 00:27:43 GMT, Travis
wrote:

The Watcher wrote:

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 22:44:23 GMT, wrote:


DONT DO IT. plant clematis instead. they will eat your fence and spread out of
control. they are a weed. Ingrid

One man's weed is another man's cherished plant.;)
I still enjoy the bamboo and honeysuckle I've planted.

We have 12 different bamboo, two different Honeysuckle and two
different Trumpet Vines and love them all.

I've only got 7 different types of bamboo(but I do have one type of bamboo
planted in about 8 different places ;) ) and one honeysuckle, so far. Haven't
got the trumpet vine yet, but I probably will have one after this winter.