DIY Easy Boxwood (Buxus) Propagation | How To Grow Boxwood From Cuttings & Create Your Own Hedge

Lets propagate, root and grow Boxwood from cuttings! Only a few simple steps and supplies are needed to propagate any cuttings from a healthy parent plant. Any plant can be used in place of the Boxwood (Buxus). Please subscribe to get notifications on my updates from this video as well as updates on my DIY Boxwood Hedge.

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[-ssch]

Now I understand why they are expensive.. they are really slow to grow. Thx

[thatlittlevoice]

They don't need a lot of protection. I took some boxwood cuttings last summer and overwintered them in the ground with no protection except the snow pack right here in Eastern Ontario. Zero mortality rate.

[richhall]

Hello im Rich. Also poor haha
Anything for free nowadays
Is a blessing. I will keep up with you! More free stuff!!!

[lupenunez]

I love boxwoods and have watched many videos of how to propagate boxwood and this video by far is the best I have seen. Congratulations and thank you for passing along your knowledge to the masses. I will definitely give it a try.

[jerryodell]

Back to save. The 4 inch trick 💣

You have a strong southern draw! Then.. the north chimes in, off & on. Unique

[tinameschko]

Great video! Last year I made the mistake of using regular potting mix for boxwood cuttings and only six out of 30 survived. I'm ready to try again using a sterile mix. Thank you for the great information.

[jackjohansson]

You’re amazing and must have a lucky husband.. I should’ve done this two years ago!

[mariasmith]

I have 'take boxwood cuttings' on my to do list for this week but no plan on how to go about it, so you just saved me a lot of legwork!! Thanks very much😊

[trevorjohnson]

Thank you! Very detailed and I must admit a soothing voice.

[dachsymom]

This is awesome! Boxwoods are soooo expensive. Great option!

[stubbsaquatics]

Great video Dee
Very well explained and demonstrated.
Love the clear trays to see the roots. .
Your boxwoods are doing amazing

[HughJater]

You have great stems. They have promoted new growth.❤

[krimbii]

bout to go to the park and get me some cuttings

[wg]

So it looks like a one year process from cutting? I wasn’t sure if I would have the patience to try it.

[umerubab]

Really inspiring 💪. I am fond of making my own plants from mother plant …..☘️

[kevinblaisdell]

This is so cool, I love this project so much! Thanks so much for the ideas - I really like the idea of creating a large multi-plant boxwood form in my garden and this is an excellent way to do it! :)

[onlyme]

The property I am rehabbing has some very old shrubs not sure their name but overtook all the sidewalks and the dirt as well but someone trimmed the sides and its all hard wood that stabs you. So I had a bag of trimmings from my own boxwoods. And was like I wonder if these propagate I didn’t trim the tops like you shared but I did strip a bunch with softer stems and was able to get 30 to grow without any special setup just stuck em in a compost potting mix in egg cartons I used skewers and wrapped in saran wrap with a taped on lid so I can spray as needed. Yes I did it on an idea but have some nice boxwoods to replace these huge nasty aged bushes. Once the owner comes to visit I hope she will be impressed. I learned alot from this vid. Especially about the spacing at planting time. And I was glad I took free clippings and recycled them to solve another yard problem. But I'll be more successful applying your method. I could have had 120 versus 30.

[Aze_osu]

Inspired me to take cuttings from my work 😈

[GermaniaRushing]

Can you tell me when, the zone, and the weather temperature to do the propagation?

[MrRKWRIGHT]

Good morning Dee. Those boxwoods look lovely - especially since they're grown from cuttings.