How to take lupin cuttings In mid to late spring, select healthy new shoots growing from the base of the clump and take cuttings around 8cm long. Because cuttings are prone to rot, insert in pots of moist perlite mixed with a little seed and cuttings compost. For the best results, put ...
In general, phlox prefer soil that is nutrient rich and evenly moist. They do not like to sit in wet soil, however. Use a garden fork or tiller to prepare your garden bed prior to planting. Loosen the soil to about 12 to 15 inches deep, then mix in a 2- to 4-inch layer of com...
For instant impact, lupins can be bought ready to plant straight out into the soil. To plant straight out: Use the spade to a dig a hole in the border. Remove the Lupin from the pot, and place in the hole so that the top of the rootball is at the same level as the soil. Back...
Impatiens are hardy in zones 10-12, but even a light frost will kill them. If you have a favorite color you’d like to overwinter, either take cuttings or dig up the plant and bring it inside. Depending on your available sunlight and day length, a grow light may be necessary. Propagat...