love this - i've successfully done this with other shrubs, but always in autumn, and it means I never have to worry too much about watering - not tried with rhodies though - fingers crossed!
I've just air layered three branches of this particular variety. How soon should I expect to see roots? In year two or year three? It's on a fairly young plant. nothing as spectacular as the ones in your video.
Amazing and very informative video! Will this also work for wild Himalayan rhododendron? There is a huge rhododendron (Rhododendron arboreum) forest above our house in village and I want to plant some trees around our lawn.
the only sound effects you need whilst gardening are provided by nature we find. Perfect birdsong, and the sound of a mower on a spring afternoon (preferably in the distance of course).
`Tis indeed a stunning Rhodie. Excellent demo` 👍
Fascinating. I've never heard of this process before.
Thanks for sharing! Great stones you used there, for protecting it. My soil is full of stones, so I should have no problem doing this.
love this - i've successfully done this with other shrubs, but always in autumn, and it means I never have to worry too much about watering - not tried with rhodies though - fingers crossed!
Simply brilliant! This can be used for a lot of different plants. Thank you
Excellent demonstration, explained brilliantly, you two should be on tv. Well done.
Jamie did an awesome job. Master gardener.
I wish I was young enough to have the time to do this. Oh well, off to the nursery.
Excellent demo!!
Very good demonstration and the stones are a great idea
I've just air layered three branches of this particular variety. How soon should I expect to see roots? In year two or year three? It's on a fairly young plant. nothing as spectacular as the ones in your video.
Thank you for posting this, it's been a good lesson on layering.
Thank you
Good info
Interesting, thanks for the tips. 👍
“WE are mixing.” Yep. That is how we do it at my house. I lecture and the lads dig. ; )
Amazing and very informative video! Will this also work for wild Himalayan rhododendron? There is a huge rhododendron (Rhododendron arboreum) forest above our house in village and I want to plant some trees around our lawn.
Did I hear that correctly? That molehills provide the best topsoil?!?!?!
Can you please tell me what is the rootstock used on magnolia? Our graft has died right down.
Somebody tell me the UK region/shire his accent is from pls. Very notable, it's not a common one?
Thanks for the highly informative video
Fantastic!
Good job NO BS no loud dumb music to drive me off
the only sound effects you need whilst gardening are provided by nature we find. Perfect birdsong, and the sound of a mower on a spring afternoon (preferably in the distance of course).
What kind of plant ?
Thanks
Nice😘😘👍🏻
Nice video but Mike kinkade on RUclips takes cutting on all but one or two and has at least 85 percent success rate look up his videos. Thanks
I think he specified for the large leaf variety here. Must be the regular or small propagate fine