I have an incredibly fruitful (or rather, flower-ful) Ceanothus tree -
I call it my Presbyterian tree because I acquired it at a sale of work
at the Presbyterian church next door to me -
and I want to take some cuttings to Italy at the beginning of March.

What is the best strategy?
Should I try and root them now before I go away,
or should I take cuttings just before I leave?

Any advice or suggestions gratefully received.

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Timothy Murphy
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