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Propagation

Plants often spread on their own, but sometimes we lack patience and want to speed things up. Or we really want THAT plant. Learn to propagate here.

Sambucus racemosa
Physostegia virginiana
Akebia quinata
Geum coccineum
Alstroemeria aurea
Erythronium californicum
Thalictrum aquilegiifolium
Salvia officinalis
Oenothera biennis
Lysimachia punctata
Cistus shrub in full bloom with white papery flowers and yellow stamens in a dry rocky garden
Grafting plant
Air-layering lavender, a how-to with pictures
Dracaena marginata propagation
Young propagated lavender shoots
Pineapple cutting with roots
Propagating sunpatiens seeds and cuttings
Perennial vegetables
Top of a beheaded dracaena marginata dragon plant
Plumbago multiply
Diagramme showing how to cut plumbago cuttings
Grow plants from scraps
A young katsura tree branch, perfect for cuttings.
Katsura male flowers on branch
Four katsura seeds (Cercidiphyllum japonicum)
Cuttings from favorite plants
Layering lavender
Stylized tree in front of piles of coins.
What is cross-pollination
Runners of strawberry plants guided along a cement driveway to spread and multiply.
Two slabs of bark from a damaged tree recovered with sprouting mimosa tree shoots.
Propagating zamioculcas
hydrangea cuttings
Tray full of geranium cuttings
Division of perennials
Plant cuttings
Rose cutting
Layering means putting a portion of a stem in the ground for it to root. In this case, lavender