My Ex, friend Pat aka :. IrishRose sent me this beautiful Oregano plant last year and I am rooting it now to get more and keep it going. I have all sorts of things started now. Forsythia, roses, lilacs, celery, lemon,spinach...etc....in the toilet rolls I have all kinds of stuff started from seeds from peppers to cutting flowers. I have stuff all over the house getting them seeded or ready to transplant later outside. I never use rooting compound cause I never have luck with it....so far everything’s rooting though, Happy Gardening! Below you can see my winter garlic has come up and will be ready to harvest in late June.:)
Yes Rose of Sharon divides easy. I usually do it late spring. I use a spade shovel and split off as much as I want and sometime divide more off of the root . When you plant the transplant make the hole twice as wide as the root your putting in ...I like to put a little nice soil in the hole also. Water it and put some mulch around it. You can use fertilizer in the water, a little miracle grow. I usually never transplant or trim back anything until after blooming. But I have spliced the rose of sharons when they were budding. They are pretty hardy 
i have one of those and i do like it alot. I want a small motor one for area i want to work up that have alot of clay in them though. 
i really want pete to make something like this for me outside. i have some old windows. i may just try to make it myself, cant be that hard. i dont have any greenhouses. the toilet paper thing is on a cookie sheet with saran wrap over it, lol
