Geum cuttings?
John Horton
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We have a beautiful Geum quellyon plant. It has flowered weakly the last 2 years. Should we split the rootball? Take cuttings? Buy a new plant?
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John Horton
Posts: 5
John Horton
Posts: 5
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If it's really big you can just tease bits off from the base, they come off with root attached. You can then bring them on in pots, outside, or put somewhere else in the garden.
Thankyou Lyn, that's really helpful. We'll do that
We bought it from a nursery on the Pembrokeshire coast and it's given us a lot of pleasure over the years. It's been quite poor for the last 2 years and it will be great if we can revive it.