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Old 03-04-2005, 08:23 PM
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Default Flowering Crabapple Suckers

We had to cut off some suckers from the flowering crabapple tree today, and
I'm wondering how easy it is to root them and make new trees from them?
Should I put them in a bucket with root stimulator, or just plant them
directly into the ground with some miracle gro?

Also...I'd like to transplant some of my Turks Cap so other areas of the
yard and along our trails...do I just take cuttings, or dig some up?

Thanks for any help...I"m researching the answers on google as well

Angie in the Boonies of East Texas


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Old 04-04-2005, 12:32 PM
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Hi Angie,

Were these suckers coming up from the roots, or were they 'watersprouts'
directly off of the trunk?


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We had to cut off some suckers from the flowering crabapple tree today,

and
I'm wondering how easy it is to root them and make new trees from them?
Should I put them in a bucket with root stimulator, or just plant them
directly into the ground with some miracle gro?

Also...I'd like to transplant some of my Turks Cap so other areas of the
yard and along our trails...do I just take cuttings, or dig some up?

Thanks for any help...I"m researching the answers on google as well

Angie in the Boonies of East Texas




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Old 04-04-2005, 05:16 PM
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Hi David,

They were coming off the main trunk.

Thanks
Angie



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Hi Angie,

Were these suckers coming up from the roots, or were they 'watersprouts'
directly off of the trunk?


--
David J. Bockman, Fairfax, VA (USDA Hardiness Zone 7)
email:
http://beyondgardening.com/Albums

"junkyardcat" wrote in message
...
We had to cut off some suckers from the flowering crabapple tree today,

and
I'm wondering how easy it is to root them and make new trees from them?
Should I put them in a bucket with root stimulator, or just plant them
directly into the ground with some miracle gro?

Also...I'd like to transplant some of my Turks Cap so other areas of the
yard and along our trails...do I just take cuttings, or dig some up?

Thanks for any help...I"m researching the answers on google as well

Angie in the Boonies of East Texas






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