5 Easy Perennials to Propagate from Cuttings

5 easy to root perennials

Isn’t it great to have a few easy to propagate plants that you can grow to increase your garden? The plants in the video below are all easy to grow from cuttings. Salvia, catmint, creeping phlox, monarda, and lemon balm. General Propagation Procedures for These Plants (and Many others) Before you Start Taking Cuttings As … Read more

Two Cool Plants to Propagate in Spring: Agastache and Salvia

My addiction to plant propagation has reemerged from it’s winter slumber. It’s Spring which means it is time to get many kinds of cuttings ready for growing. It’s still early and many of the plants I’d like to propagate still don’t have adequate foliage but agastache, catmint, and salvia are ready to root! In my … Read more

Salvia farinacea (‘Blue Bedder’) Mealy Cup Sage How to Grow and Propagate

I’ve said repeatedly that I’m a fan of salvias. It’s no wonder since they bloom prolifically, are easy to care for, and attract pollinators right and left. One salvia in my garden (among many) that I’ve accumulated is the ‘Blue Bedder’ Salvia farinacea which is also called Blue Bedder Sage. It’s not reliably hardy to … Read more

How To Propagate Salvia from Cuttings

propagating salvia from cuttings

Salvia is one of my favorite perennials to propagate and spring and summer are the best times to do root cuttings of salvia from stem tip cuttings. Pretty soon our gardens will be filled with salvia blooms and you’ll see why I like them so much. I’ll post a picture at the bottom of this … Read more