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sticks_n_stones
Crosbyton, TX
(Zone 7a)

July 16, 2006
04:01 PM

Post #2512671

anyone do cuttings of the wave petunia...and if so should i start doing cuttings now for next springs plantings? i use ALOT of petunias in my yard and hate having to buy them every year...can i propagate them from cuttings ?? do they need direct sunlight??

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