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Walkers Low; transplanting and cuttings
Replied Jun. 14, 2009
Walkers Low; transplanting and cuttings
Replied May. 7, 2009
Walkers Low; transplanting and cuttings
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Diane Carole Tosh Jun. 14, 2009.
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Thank you so much!
Walkers Low is very easy to propagate. All of mine are started from cuttings. I take cuttings in May and June, stick them in an organic sterile mix in premoistened flats and put them in a covered shaded house. They do not require any rooting hormone…
Walkers Low Nepeta is easy from division. The plant does not set seed since it is sterile. I don't believe it is invasive, since besides a hard cutting back after it's initial bloom we have never seen the propensity for spreading in any of the garde…
RozellaWolf said:All I can say is be careful as it is very evasive..as it is the mint family....
I like that an evasive plant. The cultivar should be named after a politician. Perhaps after famous spin doctors. They are evasive.
While not familia…
All I can say is be careful as it is very evasive..as it is the mint family....
Thank You
The best source of perennnial culture is Jeff McGrew @ Kieft Seeds
I need information on transplanting Walkers Low. Anyone done that and if so how? Also anyone grown them from cuttings and if so how?
Thanks,
Diane
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