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Topic Other Boards / Foo / Gardening question
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 04.07.12 18:41 UTC
I have some garden pinks that have been a bit overshadowed and crowded so have grown a bit too leggy and straggly, so I want to move them to a more open site. If I replant them a bit deeper will they root from the buried stems (a bit like taking cuttings but still attached to the plant) or will that kill them?
- By Daisy [gb] Date 04.07.12 18:55 UTC
Take cuttings then you'll have loads :)

Pinks
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 04.07.12 20:32 UTC
I'm not very successful with cuttings even though everyone says it's impossible to fail. :-(
- By JAY15 [gb] Date 05.07.12 16:20 UTC
try splitting the plants at the roots to propagate them--sorry that of course doesn't mean pulling the plant OFF its roots, I mean root division...:-{ brain not functioning
- By Rhodach [gb] Date 05.07.12 16:32 UTC
Yes they should send up shoots from the buried stems, I have seen on gardening programmes where a plant has become "bald" in the middle and putting compost over the bald shoots has rejuvenated the plant, may not flower till next year.
- By kazz Date 05.07.12 23:42 UTC
Yes give it a go or if  the plant itself is about the size of a tea/dinner plate then cut into smaller sections and plant those......
Topic Other Boards / Foo / Gardening question

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