Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm offers practical advice on propagating grapevines using hardwood cuttings. This straightforward method, ideal for winter, provides gardeners with an efficient way to expand their grape plant collection. Whether you’re new to propagation or seeking to refine your technique, this guide captures the essentials for success. Why Choose Hardwood Cuttings?…
Succulent propagation is a fascinating and rewarding activity for plant enthusiasts. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm shares his passion for succulents as a personal project, rather than a business pursuit, and delves into the art of creating new plants from these hardy beauties. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced gardener, succulent propagation offers a…
Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm offers a fascinating introduction to hybridizing roses, a centuries-old practice that allows gardeners to create unique rose varieties through selective cross-pollination. The process involves transferring pollen from one rose variety to another to produce seeds with a unique genetic combination. While not every seed will produce a spectacular rose,…
Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm shares his expertise on starting seeds indoors, a vital step for gardeners looking to get a head start on the growing season. Whether you’re a novice or experienced gardener, understanding the distinct stages of seedling growth—germination, early development, and hardening off—can dramatically improve your success. By tailoring environmental conditions…
Propagation through stem cuttings is a time-honored and highly effective way to grow plants. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm shares his practical knowledge and insights on this propagation method, explaining its versatility and wide application across plant species. With years of experience and thousands of cuttings under his belt, Jason reveals the nuances of…
Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm shares his insights on plant propagation by division, a method he considers one of the most rewarding and straightforward ways to propagate plants. Unlike stem cuttings, which require technical know-how and patience, division provides gardeners with larger, more established clumps that thrive quickly in the garden. Jason’s practical approach…
Plant propagation enthusiasts often debate whether rooting in water or soil is the better method. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm took this question to task by conducting a hands-on experiment to compare the two techniques. Using a range of plants, he explored the viability of rooting in water versus potting soil under controlled conditions….
In the world of plant propagation, the idea of using natural alternatives like honey as a rooting hormone often sparks curiosity. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm decided to put this idea to the test. Through a practical experiment, he compared honey’s effectiveness with commercially available rooting hormones and a control group with no treatment…
Winter may seem like a quiet time for gardeners, but Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm sees it as an ideal season for plant propagation. Whether you’re growing plants for personal enjoyment or running a nursery business, this season offers months to prepare for spring. In this article, we’ll explore Jason’s three-part approach to winter…
Plant propagation can be an immensely rewarding process for gardeners, offering a way to create new plants for free while exploring the fascinating biology behind plant reproduction. Jason, from Fraser Valley Rose Farm, has shared his extensive expertise on the subject in a recent video, demonstrating how the semi-hardwood cutting technique can be applied to…
Starting seeds indoors is an exciting part of gardening, but it’s not without its challenges. One of the most common issues is etiolation, where seedlings become stretched, pale, and weak. This condition often occurs when light is insufficient, leaving plants scrambling to grow taller in search of it. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm recently…
Fertilizing cuttings during propagation is a delicate balance between timing and technique. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm, who has propagated over 5,000 roses and perennials, shares his insights into feeding cuttings successfully through their various stages. This guide expands on Jason’s advice, providing a detailed roadmap to ensure your cuttings transition from rootless stems…
Propagating rosemary is a rewarding and cost-effective way to produce new plants for your garden. Jason, from Fraser Valley Rose Farm, shares his tried-and-true method for taking rosemary cuttings and ensuring high success rates. This guide expands on Jason’s advice, offering insights into every step of the propagation process while addressing common questions and challenges….
Roses are a timeless gift, and many wonder if those beautiful bouquets can become more than a fleeting gesture. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm tackled this intriguing question in a recent video, explaining how to propagate roses from cut flowers. While it’s possible to grow roses from bouquet stems, the process requires careful attention…
The baggie method is a simple and popular seed germination technique, often used by gardeners looking to save space or speed up the germination process. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm shared his insights on the method, outlining its advantages, disadvantages, and the specific circumstances where it truly shines. If you’ve been curious about this…
