i have butterfly bush cuttings for trade for crepe myrtle.. or forsythia lynwood gold, hybrid poplar op367,

Interested in some crepe myrtle seeds for trade or sase I don't have a lot on my list but take a look Amanda

I have a couple of trades of Lagerstroemia x Fauriei 'muskogee', also known as Japanese crepe myrtle 'muskogee'. The blooms are a soft lavendar and it blooms throughout the summer months. These are from a tree in my own yard. I am looking for brunfelsia pauciflora (yesterday, today & tomorrow) or any other brunfelsia sp. But feel free to offer me something. I might just like it.

layering of greenwood cuttings should work for either one of these plants. for layering, find branches that will touch the ground. knick the branch with a sharp knife(make a diagonal cut) into the stem. dust with rooting hormone. insert a small piece of toothpick into the wound to hold it open. bury the wound in a pile of soil and water well. if your soil isn't very good you could try rooting it directly into a pot. place a rock on top of the pile of soil to hold the scion down and the dirt in place. should take a few weeks to root. greenwood cuttings; find a branch with new grown. cut it off where its still soft. cut the bottom on an angle and trim off all but two or three leaves. dip in rooting hormone. insert in a pot with potting mix and extra perlite. water well. both ways need indirect light, no full sun.