I should be able to ID this beauty but for some reason I can't located it in my reference book,can someone ID this for me and maybe give some growing tip but even more..how can I clone it?
Sorry to hear about your mental block.
Its a run of the mill Hydrangea, nothing special.
You don't need to clone it. Propagation from cuttings would be good enough.
Do a Google search for more info.
In message , maestro writes
by cuttings.
AKA: cloning
kThere is a book called a dictionary, Treedhole.
Check it out and look up the actual definitions.
As a well-informed gardener, I am surprised, shocked even, that you are not familiar with this term in this context. Perhaps you are only pretending because you couldn't find anything surly to say in another thread?
The precise definitions aside, a cutting takes part of a plant and turns it into a genetically identical copy of the original. That's close enough to cloning for me.
If I ever get a job in a DNA lab, I'll note your objections.
kPS, just to satisfy my curiosity, I did go to
In anticipation of your next cheap shot, I did not mean to say I am a well-informed gardener (though I think I am).
What I meant was, I am surprised, shocked even, that you, a well-informed gardener, are not familiar with this term in this context.
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