Chinese lantern plant is known for its striking appearance in summer and fall. Discover how to propagate this plant using ...

Moving plant cuttings safely and effectively can sometimes be difficult. However, there's a clever take away container hack ...

Encouraging results are being obtained by rooting leafy clonal cuttings under special conditions which include the application of water as a mist spray.

A metal or plastic cap to keep out rain would help slow the rot; you could also place a round of sealed hardwood over the top that might improve the appearance. My camellia and pittosporums were ...

Which is why using them as a container for water propagating stem cuttings is such a wonderful hack. Now you're keeping the bottles out of landfills and getting new plants out of it! The key to ...

To propagate new plants ... This low-maintenance plant grows well from softwood or hardwood cuttings and thrives in sunny locations with dry soil. “Lavender cuttings root well, especially ...

Many of the most popular decorative (and practical) landscape plants–shrubs, trees, vines, or fruits–can be propagated ... ripe” (or “semi-hardwood”) cuttings that are taken from ...

The easiest way to propagate woody plants like dogwood, forsythia, hydrangea, rhododendron and viburnum, among others, is by taking hardwood cuttings in late fall or winter. All you need is a ...

Take summer cuttings by snipping the top few centimetres of new growth from plants. Remove the bottom few leaves of each cutting and push into a pot of moist but gritty compost. (You can use rooting ...