Looking for an online plant nursery (non weed)

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Looking for reasonably priced forsythia sapplings(or any other fast growing shrub that makes for decent natural privacy fencing.) Doing a bunch of landscaping for my mom and she asked me to ask my weed friends about the plant stuff. :sweat_smile:

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Forsythia is a good choice for propagating, reasonably easy for a woody plant.
Iā€™d throw a couple blackberry canes in that hedge too. :laughing: :vulcan_salute:

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I have a chaste bush/tree from cutting i just plopped into the ground about a week ago after being in a 5 gal bucket for about 2/3 months. If that is of any interest to you, i can try to root a few cuttings from that once she gets a little more comfortable

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After looking them up she says thatā€™s amazing and she would absolutely love a couple cuts. Neither of us had even heard of them, but man theyā€™re some pretty bushes.

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Sounds good! Ill let you know once ive got a couple. Do you prefer them rooted or fresh cut?

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They are also regarded very highly for medicinal qualities!

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Whichevers easiest to ship. Do you root them the same as weed clones. She said they remind her of a cross between a butterfly bush and a lilac.

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I have caragana surrounding my yard and it is tough as nails. TIL it is called Siberian Pea shrub.
ā€œCaragana arborescens - Wikipediaā€ Caragana arborescens - Wikipedia

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My moms super cool, doesnā€™t get high at all, hates it. But insists I save my fan leaves for her gross green smoothies.

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I have not personally rooted one, but it seems they will root just about any way you want.

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If u want privacy, look into oleanders they grow fast and can create a wall real quick

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That sounds dope. Dm inbound

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Iā€™m all about edible landscapes, get some high bush blueberries. Or if you donā€™t mind trying to control the spread, raspberries and blackberries grow and spread quick.

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I actually suggested berries(blueberries though) but my mom said she has not had much success with them anytime she tried.

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They need acidic soil, if they didnā€™t work there, check out honey berry or huckleberry :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:.
Otherwise, like me, make a raised bed and fill with peat and added drainage (fine pine bark or even sand). Then use an acid lovers fertilizer.

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