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How to Force Branches The best branches to force for winter blooms s

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Best branches for winter forcing RB: Unfortunately, my Forsythia didn't do well. It began to bloom by forcing indoors but then it stopped. I got tired and gave up -- with changing the water every other day (stinky) it was no fun. I'm glad to see this video.
Date: 2022-08-07

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gardengatesopen
I have a lot of wild spaces near my house (so = not my property, just wild spaces, now I want to plant all these in those areas JUST so I can force them! -
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Gardening
Great video! I forced peach branches and saucer magnolia last winter/spring. They were stunning! Thanks for the reminder to get out and cut some branches --
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