Plants emerging from bare root cuttings

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I placed about a hundred root plants in the ground over the last month. I have been spending alot of time outside getting plants established and ready to produce flowers next year.

Well seems the Rain Lily could not wait and has produced flowers. I was quite suprised that I had flowers within a month of planting.

Other Rain Lilies are opening up and look quite happy. The mulch can be seen beneath the flowers.

Confrey is coming up too. I had no idea what it was until I used PlantNet and it successfully IDed the single leaf. It's an app for the mobile phone.

Seems the Salvia Gregii cuttings arent having the best success rate. Maybe 25% are still alive. I think getting cuttings shipped from California using ground just dried them out and made alot of the cuttings unusable.

The Oak leaf hydrangea cuttings are still green but no roots yet. And the Butterfly Bush cuttings are starting to root.

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