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Rooting Mulberry Cuttings After Heavy Pruning: A UK Gardener's Guide

Mulberry Cuttings in England

Mulberries are tough. Use 6-inch whip-like branches, dip in rooting hormone, plant 1 inch deep in warm wet sand. Keep bottom warm, seal in clear plastic bag for humidity. Roots in 8 weeks. Look for leaf sprouts and gentle resistance.

Ground elder (bishop's weed) is invasive in UK but contained in US by winter cold.

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