Cuttings are an underrated way of introducing new plants to the garden – and if you're looking for the best plants to grow from cuttings, you've come to the right place. Propagating your own ...

Growing rosemary from cuttings in water is a simple and effective method that allows you to expand your herb garden effortlessly. Whether you're looking to boost your kitchen's herb supply or add ...

Cuttings can be taken from late summer to the end of autumn, but it's a slow process and can take almost a year for shoots to make roots. If you're planning ahead you can grow enough plants for a ...

Some people like rooting cuttings in clear vases of water so they can watch the roots grow and because it’s faster. Others prefer rooting cuttings in a potting mix so they don’t have to hassle ...

Take hardwood cuttings at the end of the growing season from autumn through ... and trim the cuttings to about 20cm (8in) for large trees and shrubs, or to about 5-8cm (2-3in) for smaller specimens.

Whether you want to start a new fig tree to continue the lineage of a beloved heirloom specimen or share cuttings with fellow ...

Now is the time to clonally propagate grapevines, fig and pomegranate trees from cuttings. In a full to ... cubes for seed germination. Seedlings growing in these biodegradable starters can ...