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<blockquote data-quote="Ski" data-source="post: 5421066" data-attributes="member: 20583"><p>I've had a little luck getting pears to grow from clippings. None are producing fruit yet but the oldest stayed alive & have grown for 3yrs, so I <em>think</em> it worked out??? I wasn't even particularly trying with them, either. I was pruning a tree and took the cuts, beveled the end, and stuck them in the ground out around my field. Didn't get anywhere near the 1:4 ratio you noted but I didn't use hormone and didn't use clean clippers. When pruning I don't throw clippings away. I just stick them in the ground. So far I've had a few apples, maples, plums, and pears take off. Heck, I even clipped some red osier dogwood while up in WI last winter, potted them in peat moss on the front porch, and they've grown 24" over spring & summer. Gona transplant them to my OH property. Should be a good creek liner.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ski, post: 5421066, member: 20583"] I've had a little luck getting pears to grow from clippings. None are producing fruit yet but the oldest stayed alive & have grown for 3yrs, so I [I]think[/I] it worked out??? I wasn't even particularly trying with them, either. I was pruning a tree and took the cuts, beveled the end, and stuck them in the ground out around my field. Didn't get anywhere near the 1:4 ratio you noted but I didn't use hormone and didn't use clean clippers. When pruning I don't throw clippings away. I just stick them in the ground. So far I've had a few apples, maples, plums, and pears take off. Heck, I even clipped some red osier dogwood while up in WI last winter, potted them in peat moss on the front porch, and they've grown 24" over spring & summer. Gona transplant them to my OH property. Should be a good creek liner. [/QUOTE]
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