I'm just delving into propagating from cuttings so I'm looking people in my area that would have plants that I could take cuttings from. I live in the East Texas area, near Tyler, TX. These are just a few of the plants that I am familiar with so far. If you have any of these growing in your yard and would let me take cuttings (of if you want to send them to me) --- then please let me know. I can pay for shipping/handling if they are shipped. And if you have any advice to give me -- since I'm just starting off -- please do! Magnolia Rhododendron Azalea Blueberry Blackberry Butterfly Bush Clematis Hibiscus Hydrangea Oleander I'm interested in any perennials, shrubs, etc. Thank you!

Hi my name is Robyn and I live in Florida and have several different kinds of plumerias and tons of seeds that I would love to send you. You have some that I do not have. So would love to get seeds of yours. Please email me at robyn7380@earthlink.net ao we can exchange addresses. I don't know the names of mine but I have yellow, red, pink, baby pink, white. Will wait to hear from you thanks robyn

Kay.. Xo!!! Tamela.. You are more than welcome!!! ;-) Dee. I'm sorry to hear of your loss and of the stolen trees. Celandine is a great one to start with. Easy to root and is a classic scent!! Good luck!! Emily gave you great advise.. ( hi, sweetie!!) Raucey!! Welcome to the forum!! Nice to see another from the " 757" Staking is a good thing. I wouldn't add pebbles, but be careful of all of this rain we are having. Keep them somewhere that they can get bottom heat but keep from getting soaked as well.. If the soil is bone dry and you didn't or they have never had a good initial watering, then I would add a little water and then let them dry out. It will take 6-8 weeks to root. So be patient. When I first started, I put mine on the deck facing the west and then placed an umbrella over them to protect them from getting soaked. If you want to mist, then once every 10 days is fine. They like to be left alone, so be patient with them!! Sounds like two beautiful varieties!!! Being in black pots , you won't see the roots, so don't go poking to find any. You will see signs of activity at the tips. They will get shiny and start to green up!! I would water for the initial potting up, then wait for leaves to be anywhere from 5-7 inches before I give them water., Then water on a wet/ dry cycle!! This is a great time to root, so you are doing a great job already!! Where are you in VB or ORF? Good luck.. Laura

Hey John, welcome to the Plumeria Forum! Wind may be an issue up on your rooftop deck, but as long as you are prepared to keep them tethered and secure, you should be OK. If you had posted earlier, I would have offered an 'Aztec Gold' to you. I just gave away my last rooted cutting last weekend! I had about 10 of them after cutting up a huge plant. Anyway, 'A.G.' is a pretty easy one to grow, but does get big quickly -- for me it grows 1 - 2 feet per year. 'Penang Peach' is much more compact (lower profile), has mostly yellow flowers (with some white and just a touch of pink), a fair fragrance and blooms quite well. Mine bloomed over winter and is just starting another inflo now. I'm sure others will offer suggestions. Aztec Gold: Penang Peach (just getting started):