Three ways to take cuttings and make more free plants

I love to take cuttings to make more plants. Here I show you three different ways to take cuttings (there are more - but this is a good start.). Taking cuttings is a great way to ensure I don't lose plants I love in a tough winter, but also to increase numbers for my cut flower and floristry business. Each year I start taking cuttings in late summer to over-winter so that I'll have good stock for next spring - and any spares I find I have I can sell in aid of our local charities at our village plant sale on 10th May 2025.

Taking cuttings is an easy way to increase plant numbers and here I show you three ways. Enjoy!

I'm publishing this clip early on a Sunday morning because I'm imagining there are some of you at home who would like to have a go - not the perfect time to post a YouTube video for numbers, but I hope helpful - and you can't be strategic ALL the time about EVERYTHING can you?

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