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do you know anything about spliting bleeding hearts someone told me you can take cuttings and put them in water to force the roots to grow kind of like the spider plant. Please help I'm a newbe with them. you can e-mail me at brenda_dearing@yahoo.com
Posted by: Brenda | May 06, 2008 at 12:19 AM