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Old 24-09-2006, 08:18 PM
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You can take Hardwood cuttings & put them in pots of gritty compost & keep them in a cold frame or somewhere sheltered & they'll root by next spring.

Same as the thread on Grapevines. here's the piccy to jog your memory.

fruit-bush-cuttings-grape.jpg

Straight cut at the bottom, remove the buds that are going in the compost (they'll only rot) & a slanting cut at the top (sheds moisture)

You can put them in a slit trench with sharp sand at the base but I prefer the pot method.
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