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Lonicera japonica is a climbing plant which can grow up to 10 m in length; the young stems are often hairy, while mature stems display a brownish bark and are empty on the inside, the leafs are oval and long, the flowers are known for their appealing perfume, white and yellow in colour, and the fruit is small and black. It is a persistent climbing plant, which offers an impressive bouquet of colour, flowers and an inviting perfume, which made it famous in our country as well as abroad. During the study, two rootin...

Lonicera japonica is a climbing plant which can grow up to 10 m in length; the young stems are often hairy, while mature stems display a brownish bark and are empty on the inside, the leafs are oval and long, the flowers are known for their appealing perfume, white and yellow in colour, and the fruit is small and black. It is a persistent climbing plant, which offers an impressive bouquet of colour, flowers and an inviting perfume, which made it famous in our country as well as abroad. During the study, two rootin...

Campsis radicans is part of the Bignoniaceae family and has the appearance of a deciduous vine almost always green. It can reach up to 12 m in length, its leaves are a shiny, dark green and its flowers display a yellow ? orange colour, sometimes tending towards red, with a tubular form, 8 cm long and approximately 4 cm wide. During the experiment, we monitored the influence of cutting length on the cutting rooting rate, the main purpose being the analysis of the influence of the three experimental factors (sublaye...

Campsis radicans is part of the Bignoniaceae family and has the appearance of a deciduous vine almost always green. It can reach up to 12 m in length, its leaves are a shiny, dark green and its flowers display a yellow ? orange colour, sometimes tending towards red, with a tubular form, 8 cm long and approximately 4 cm wide. During the experiment, we monitored the influence of cutting length on the cutting rooting rate, the main purpose being the analysis of the influence of the three experimental factors (sublaye...