When & How Should I Take Cuttings Of Variegated Holly Trees

I have a source to be able to take the above cuttings from my daughters Trees at a local farm,

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 12/04/2023 @ 10:03 am

Take tip cuttings that are about 5 inches long in late summer or early fall when the stems are still flexible. You can treat them with a rooting hormone to increase the chance of rooting. Insert the cuttings in moist potting soil. They need a humid environment so enclose the cuttings in a plastic bag.

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