Does his eork for Hydrangea cuttings
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It is super easy to grow hydrangea from cuttings. You don't even need rooting hormone, but I think you would help to speed up the process. You should google it and you will see a few ways to grow it from cuttings. I have done it without rooting hormone and it worked. Good luck.
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I have never used it Hydrangea cuttings. I have used it for various outdoor as well as inside plants and it works great for those plants. I believe it would work for Hydrangea cuttings.
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I have never done that. I think this was intended for lesser functions, like cutting smaller branches for fire wood. I would imagine you would need something bigger, but if time is not a factor, go for it.
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If its a straight shaft style should work fine. I have a weed eater feather light works great cut through 1-1.5 inch branches. Kicks butt on those gator blades.
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No, it works edging between lawn and flower beds. It is an excellent hedge trimmer for ornamental shrubs.
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No, you should buy a hay rake for that. Or see if a neighbor can do it for you. There is a huge difference between grass clippings and hay.
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Susan, I would also say no. This type of pruning saw is primarily for trimming landscape tree limbs or pine/spruce trees. The blade is very aggressive. Arborvitae have no "limbs" per se. The type of pole you're looking for would have a lopping blade at the end with an extended trigger or rope to snap closed when pulled. Something like Fiskars model 9240 Telescoping pruning pole (on Amazon's site) would work well.
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My husband uses it to hold his hydro-plants. He places his plants in this and submerges the roots into water to grow them!
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No. This is only for starting your plants from seed or cuttings. Works great for starting from seed, however I did not have any luck getting any plants to grow from cuttings. Once plants begin to grow they must be transplanted.
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I had to look up images of the summer sweet before I could answer this question.From the pictures it appears that you should have no problems. I have used this saw to cut down over 2" thick branches.
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I would think it would work to remove leaves & pine needles, providing there's a thick enough layer built up so as to be caught by the rake ... The blade does not down directly on the roof because of the little wheels that are on the blade.
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I have not used it for this specific purpose, but I have every reason to believe it would work just fine. The leaves I have shredded have all been dry, but I think it would probably work all right on fresh flower stems. It is basically like an edger that you would use to trim your drive or sidewalk of grass.
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I don't know but I found this to be difficult to use on bushes; the reason I bought it. The only thing I found it good for was cutting boxes to flatten them. It takes (at least me) two hands to run it and was not at all good for what I bought it for.
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Yes. Obviously it works better on dry leaves but it works pretty well with wet ones too.
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Probably...it picks up the stuff the palm trees drop...they are about the same size as acorns
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Yes, but first wait at least a week to let cuttings dry out on bottom of stem if cuttings are fresh. Dip in water and then in growth hormone. Plant in pot with 2 parts perlite and 1 part potting soil with no fertilizer. Water only as needed.
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It will cut dry branches up to 3/4 ", fresh ones to 1/2". You have to hold branch so blade doesn't bind which makes this a 2 hand operation. It's fine for dry wood like plywood sheets but not a real outdoor unit. Jack Schmidt
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The stem cutter only works on fresh flowers, you need basically plier cutters for artificial flowers