From snippet to stunning!
But not all plants can be propagated this easily!
These pretty, flowering plants are relatively easy to grow from cuttings.
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To encourage growth, keep the cuttings in a warm, sunny spot in well-draining soil, Clarke advises.
Water regularly, but avoid overwatering as theyre also prone to root rot.
Lavender
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Lavender is afragrant perennialwith grey-green foliage and signature purple blooms.
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This low-maintenance plant grows well from softwood or hardwood cuttings and thrives in sunny locations with dry soil.
Place the cuttings in well-draining, slightly sandy soil, and double-check they get plenty of sunlight."
Lavender doesnt like to be overwatered, so water sparingly to avoid root rot.
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Mint
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Mint plants arehardy perennialsthat spread quickly and easily.
This fragrant plant can flourish in full sun or partial shade.
To propagate mint, pick a healthy sprig with bright green leaves.
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Mint is one of the easiest outdoor plants to propagate from cuttings, Clarke says.
Simply place the cuttings in water until roots form, then transfer to soil."
Mint prefers moist, well-drained soil and regular watering, but verify the soil doesn’t stay too soggy.
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Camellia cuttings do well with rooting hormone before they are planted in a new growing medium."
Its a great summer annual that is sometimes forgotten, Dilmore says.
Zinnias are very easy to grow from cuttings and are available in many different colors.
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