save my Silverado-texas sage - Knowledgebase Question

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Question by lordchurchfa
May 31, 2009
the last hurricane somewhat up-rooted a large shrub silverado. I don't want to throw away what I will cut, so how do I replant/salvage what I cut off to make more?


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Answer from NGA
May 31, 2009
You can propagate your beautiful Silverado by taking 4" inch cuttings of new growth (after flowering in summer). Remove the leaves from the lower two inches and dip the cut end in rooting hormone. Put the cuttings in a container of moistened potting soil. Make sure the growing medium is moist but does not remain too soggy. Set the containers in a shaded spot in your garden. The cuttings should root in 3-4 weeks.

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