#propogation

[growingwildgardens]

These are all baby offshoots of literally 1 (ONE) Oregon grape bush I planted in the ground a few years ago, after getting it for $5 at a bareroot sale and nursing it in pots for years until I had somewhere to put it.

All of these came with a good chunk of root system, so most should take and be a new bush ready to plant a few months from now.

I still have another oregon grape and 2 snowberry bushes to collect propagated babies from, but snowberries root so readily from scions I might just leave all but those that have spread into the way

[eternalpet]

[velveteengreen]

angel wing begonia cuttings

started on March 7th

tiny roots <3

[trytobesweet]

The top pics are blossoms on what I thought were wild onion or garlic that have popped up in our front yard next to the strawberries, but I have no idea if I'm correct.

Then I tried air layering my apple tree. We'll see how it goes. I'm still going to take a few cuttings and try cloning that way too. I'm brand new to gardening, let alone propogating, so I'm trying not to get my hopes too high, but hopefully at least one method will take... I really want a piece of this tree to bring with when we move.

As I was checking on the apples on another trunk of my apple tree, I noticed this absolute spider friend and it took a while to get a single picture that was in focus. It's maybe a centimeter long, but probably a touch smaller.

[wordsbylisa]

Beginnings

[plant-mother333]

They really do grow up so fast!!! 🥹🥹🥹

[iridescent-witch-life]

Source

[camryndevil]

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