For someone who works in the medical field, I learn pronunciation from the people around me, and I have all the confidence in the world that I mispronounce most medicine names!! But if you learn the pronunciation from someone else and repeat it that way, oh well, no harm done! Great info on the video tho! Thank you for sharing!
💚Thank you for your kind response. I honestly thought that guy overreacted & was harsh. I rather enjoyed the video myself. Great video & I’m definitely subscribing💚🪴
I've never been successful Gary with my clematis cuttings, but will give it another go! Likewise with rose cuttings. They seem to take and then die over winter. You've definitely inspired me to have another try. Thankyou!
Thank you very much for your comment Jenny which is greatly appreciated. The great thing about taking cuttings, apart from the cost of the compost is that they are completely free. Definitely give them another try and let me know how you get on. Kind regards. Gary
What a wonderful video! Very detailed, provided visual explanation… I’m getting out of my garden today to do the same and will purchase vermiculate Thank you for taking the time to teach us gardeners had a propagate clematis Cheers!!
Interesting vid. I've tried taking a cutting a few wks ago from a neighbours plant but it didn't take, no doubt I didn't do it properly but I'm going to hve another go after watching the correct way to do it.. Thankyou
Thank you very much for your comment which is greatly appreciated. Yes, well with another try, they are beautiful flowers and with cuttings they are relatively free! Kind regards. Gary
Really enjoyed the video, ive never been successful before with Clematis cuttings but will try again. Ive not used rooting powder so will give that a try.
Thank you very much for your comment and I’m so pleased you enjoyed the video. Definitely keep trying, taking cuttings is a virtually free way of producing new plants so you do not really lose anything by taking the cuttings. Also, Clematis plants can be really expensive to buy so it is worth persisting. Let me know how you get on an kind regards. Gary
Thank you! Would love to see a update and where you plant them. Would like to see what other types of Plants go well together: which plants have similar requirements. Your garden is lovely. I’m intimidated as how to start a bed from scratch. How to do a barrier so you don’t get weeds coming through everywhere and do I have to till it or buy soil? I am on a low budget but want to start the process in phases would be helpful. We do have a tractor. Thanks in advance for any recommendations or videos you could suggest.
Delightful ❤ How long before I can plant them in my garden landscape ? Its late June when I planted my first clematis . So adding new ones would be great . Thank you so much . I'm in zone 5a USA . Your garden is lovely !
Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE BUTTON and also the BELL ICON to be notified when each new video is uploaded. I hope you enjoy the videos and let me know if you have any suggestions for future videos. Thank you for watching. Kind regards. Gary
What is the average time this plant has a good root for transplanting? I will look for your other videos. I have not “bagged” a cutting yet. I did subscribe. Thank you, Mary
Thank you very much for your comment which is appreciated. I’ve found cuttings to be a very productive way of producing new plants for many of my flowers and over the years I’ve had improved success with clematis, which I did find to be one of the more tricky flowers to take cuttings from. Kind regards. Gary
Great instructions. I've just learnt (@rosy hardy gardening) that Vermiculite is not a sustainable or green product. It goes through so many processes. She recommends cork chippings as its a natural by product from Cork production and sustainable 😊
