Forcing branches for some late winter color is so easy, and it's the perfect thing to do after a long, cold winter full of gray days. Seeing big bunches of blooms gives me hope and the promise of spring! A definite mood-lifter. Nothing could be easier than running outside, cutting a few branches, and then dropping them in some water mixed with floral preservative. Change the water once a week, and in 1-3 weeks you'll be enjoying a wonderful, spring-y show! You'll love it!
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Varieties that are great for forcing: almond, apricot, cherry, dogwood, eastern redbud, forsythia, fothergilla, lilacs, magnolia (early-blooming varieties such as magnolia soulangeana, magnolia stellata, and magnolia kobus), maple, pear, quince, serviceberry, and witch hazel.
For catkins: birch, corylus, willow.
Plant these varieties in your garden this year, so you can cut branches next winter to force!
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Show Off® Forsythia - https://goo.gl/oOezXA
Double Take Pink™ Quince - https://goo.gl/rSR43g
Arctic Fire® Red-Osier Dogwood - https://goo.gl/cDW8qn
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