my neighbour trimmed their grapevine and i took some clipings and stuck them in the ground about afoot apart form one another and watered them a few times today - its pretty warm here already. did the right thing? what else should i do to help them grow. my area is well known for growing grapes, there are even winepresses near my house from the days if the second temple(how many of you can say that!? lol)
also i have a small clipping of myrtle that i would love to have grow in to big bush. what can i do to helpit along. right now it is in my garden protected by a plastic cup that i cut the bottom off of (it can get windy here and it just looks so fragile) thanks for you advice
hinda

let's try that one again

http://www.thegardenhelper.com/cuttings.html

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thanx jiffy
i'm getting the "hang" of posting just the link instead of copying and pasteing the whole post

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"If you want to talk bollocks and discuss the meaning of life,you're better off downing a bottle of whiskey.That way you're drunk by the time you start to take yourself seriously"

i know this a little bt in advance but.... if the myrtle actually takes. when do i pinch back (is that the right term?) to help it grow fuller and wider.