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Japanese Yoshima Cherry Cuttings

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Posted 5 days 6 hours ago #86967
I have a Yoshima cherry in the yard that I would like to take cuttings from.

Googling cuttings and Yoshida cherry I found pretty consistent directions except that different sites say autumn,  spring, summer or winter. 

Has anyone had success with cuttings? What time of year worked?
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Posted 5 days 5 hours ago #86968
I would suggest after flowering when there is new growth for softwood cuttings. Or late summer for hardwood cuttings.
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Posted 4 days 9 hours ago #86970
Try +/- 10 cuttings in spring, 10 in summer,10 in autumn and 10 in winter and share your experience.
Would be nice to see the difference in development.
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Posted 4 days 6 hours ago #86971

Try +/- 10 cuttings in spring, 10 in summer,10 in autumn and 10 in winter and share your experience.
Would be nice to see the difference in development.
With my luck I would either have none work or I would have 40 new trees.

I  may try three or four at a time. I tried air layering twice and was not successful.  Birds picked through the tin foil and it dried out both times, even with metal screen wrapped around. I can probably find 12 branches suitable for cuttings.
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