Share The Seeds
Gardening Area => Seeds and Germination => Topic started by: ONandONandON on May 21, 2019, 07:28:38 PM
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Hello, i have some yard bush/trees with berries.. maybe cypress or juniper bushes?
They lean sideways, so you can walk threw them.. like a giant bonsai forest house.
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Cuttings seem to stay green fooreaveer, but never root.
i havn't tried rooting hormone yet, but maybe next time..
Anyways does anyone know how to grow these berries?
this is picture i found on google that looks very similar to berries.. i can take pictures if needed..
(http://tonsoffacts.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/juniper-berries-close-up-1180x793.jpg)
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This doesn't answer the question on germinating from berries, but perhaps air layering might be a reliable method of propagating through cutting. I haven't done a search but perhaps a useful area of investigation.
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Here is some info:
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/can-plant-juniper-berry-56045.html (https://homeguides.sfgate.com/can-plant-juniper-berry-56045.html)
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Whaaa.. :P those berries are cones! interesting.
good idea i'll try air layering also, thanks for help!
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Junipers such as these are one of my all time favourites
I can't stop myself from chewing the cones (berries).
The only plant I successfully grew was from a rather woody cutting, I have no idea as to if it survived in the ground more than 2 weeks as I had to move away and it was hard to tell if it was actually alive or just still green. It was however successfully rooting before I planted it.