Clematis propagation by layering

[@LynnFo]

Great video! I really enjoyed watching your experiment! I've become familiar with Manuka honey because it's used in eyedrops for people with dry eye and other eye problems. Who knew it could be used in gardening as well??!

[@Ninek13]

Thank you for such a wonderful experiment! Very expiring 👏

[@kath6229]

I am new to clematis. This is a very useful video for propagation. Thank you!

[@howlis]

Now that was an informative video, just what I was looking for, thank you.

[@melanies1402]

I enjoyed learning from you. Thank you for a beautiful video. I hope you will share more of your garden with us. God bless!

[@dianebarlow1515]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate how you showed us how to layer. Hope you have some other videos.

[@castleofcostamesa8291]

How interesting!! Thank you for your exciting video!!

[@almas9567]

Very helpful video! Waiting for your next one.

[@onlytm981]

What a useful video

[@Beautydev23]

Keep up the good work

[@spaciodecm]

Beautiful)

[@tayyababashir7088]

Very intressting

[@GreyRain23]

What sort of honey did you use? Raw honey?

[@mikeinsomerset]

What is the best time of year to do this layering please?

[@tayyababashir7088]

U did not make other video? I want to see same climatis which u made

[@bethancharles9631]

Thanks for your complimentary comments. To answer your question. I would have had to wait nine months before posting the video if I wanted to show it in flower, which will be around July time this year. Also, for ease of filming I might sometimes show experimental techniques on patented plants, which I am not allowed to legally propagate, so in this case, I didn't separate the layers from the parent as it would be breaking the law. It just means that I should have a much bigger, more floriferous display of that cultivar this year.

[@benolhazaroglu133]

Türkçe please