Easy Plants to Root from Cuttings

The plants featured in this video are quite easy to propagate from stem cuttings. Think of them as confidence boosters! Here are some links to videos with the basic techniques:

Grow Sedum from Cuttings:

Grow Lavender from Cuttings:

Single Node Cuttings (Salvia):

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[karenfarris]

Hi Jason, thanks for the video. It was very helpful.

[matthewaamot]

Just down across the border from you! Thanks for the channel!!!

[bryonyhellis]

Goodness, that Mt.Aso is gorgeous! Fabulous cuttings, thanks as always

[dennistaft]

Jason, I've tried to prop for the last 2 yrs unsucessfully. This year I finally figured it out. I have gotten about 100 Hydrangias and many Budlia plants. So thank you for all of your help on the subject. I'm not looking to sell them, but I already had 121 Hydrangias, so in the next fell yrs. my 3 1/2 acres is going to really fill up.

[marmaladesunrise]

What a smart video, Jason. Thank you.

[angelaengler]

Fantastic and informative video! Thanks Jason❤️

[Jasmine-ubf]

Hello Jason thank you for your hospitality we’re appreciated. We’d love to visit your rose farm again in early spring next year I want to pick up some roses and some other perennials for my garden😊

[GardenDiscovery]

I'd say begginers should try geraniums, salvias, and any succulents. Great topic. I find propagation by cuttings fun.

[Tim.Stotelmeyer]

As a second year beginner I have had great success rooting rose cuttings and cuttings from a white mulberry. I have had no luck rooting a purple mulberry, a filbert, and a purple plum.

[WillieBrownbentKamalaDown]

Oh I love Ghislaine the rambler..what a beautiful shade of pastel peach!!!! Wow the color is a knock out. 🍑❤❤❤❤ Great video! Happy 🍂🍁 Fall.

[gwbuilder]

Excellent advice Jason.👌
I have seen so many "Sure fire ways to root Camellias " and yet they all lack the actual steps that prove their success.
Understanding your local climate is so critical in finding what works in your particular area.
My success at 1, 100 ft/335m has no correlation to 4, 600ft/1, 400m.
Not only is the climate entirely different, but every single plant has a completely different behavior as well. It is quite amazing just how differently the exact same plants are responding to being relocated to a new environment. Timing has definitely been a tough challenge in this new location because not only are the weather patterns and temperatures all different, but the elevation seems to be changing the plant behavior as well.
Knowing your particular region is so important in the pursuit of success.🤙

[JennJenn]

Great tips! I’ve heard Red Twig Dogwood is super easy as well… so may try that soon

[Icebrg]

Your videos are very informative and helpful. Thank you!

[amynelsongreen]

Great inspiration! I love propagating by cuttings. I stick all kinds of plant bits while I’m gardening and when I get discouraged by failures, I go back to hydrangea- my first and most consistent success. I love some of these other suggestions and will definitely try them. Thanks Jason!

[Christie-gpcy]

Great video Jason. Thanks for sharing, you have lots of helpful information.😊

[MyFocusVaries]

Thanks for the reminder. I appreciate the list of easy plants. Since I have no inside space, I'm going to try over wintering some cuttings in my mini greenhouse that's on my glass covered deck. Low investment, so I'm not too worried. Fingers crossed! Though I'm running out of room for plants in the garden 😂. My garden club will be happy at our annual plant sale if I'm successful.

[thfpnw]

Greetings from Western Washington. I tried propagating rose cuttings this year. These are old hybrid tea grafted roses my folks planted decades ago. Some are now impossible to find in the marketplace so I want to preserve them. The Taboo and Fragrant Cloud are possibly working but the Artistry failed. I intend to propagate some lavenders too.

[BBlakeLawFirm]

Hi Jason, I admire your efforts to keep the channel. I recently started a Youtube channel to do storytelling. I know it is a lot of work. Thank you.

[GALE_HOBBIES]

Great video as always, Jason!

I love propagating and trying out different plants to take cuttings from. I recently successfully propagated Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald 'n' Gold', and so far so good!

[Growing-Our-Retirement]

Hi Jason! ABP, Always Be Propagating! Just no substitute for experience!