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6 Easy Perennials to Take Cuttings From in June | Perennial Garden



In this video, we’ll show you how to take cuttings from 6 easy-to-propagate perennials in June. These perennials are perfect for adding even more color to your garden without spending a fortune.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
0:00 How to take Nepeta cuttings
3:11 Sedum cuttings
4:57 How to take Lavender cuttings
7:02 Salvia ‘Cardonna’ cuttings
8:25 Easy way to take Wallflower cuttings
9:33 Propagating Hydrangea macrophylla by cuttings

Note: We do not use rooting hormone.

We’ll start with Nepeta, a resilient, fragrant perennial that thrives in most gardens. Next, we’ll move on to Sedum, known for its succulent leaves and stunning flowers. And then we’ll take lavender cuttings so you can enjoy its wonderful scent throughout your garden.

Discover how to propagate Salvia ‘Cardonna’ and add vibrant purple color to your borders. Wallflowers are next on our list, and we’ll show you how to take cuttings for a beautiful spring display. Finally, we’ll demonstrate the process for taking cuttings from Hydrangea macrophylla, ensuring you have an abundance of these stunning blooms in your garden.

Get ready to expand your garden with these simple propagation techniques.

Here are a few more easy perennials to grow from cuttings: https://youtu.be/FkQBkURMFtU?si=ZpmbM2nlXS4oAPA8

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26 Comments

  1. @MadAboutGardening

    Cheers guys, you know we love to propagate. Congrats on hitting over 10K subs, your passion speaks for itself and the credit is much deserved 😍👍

  2. @carolyngaumer9093

    Great video guys.What's with the jacket,are you having a cold spell?Here in Ohio it's been in the mid 70'sand 80's and sun.Have a great summer❤❤❤❤

  3. @susansteger9711

    8:20pm EST Is there a list off the perennials? I’ve done a few for experience. Some have taken some have not. Love this channel!!!

  8. @RolienInTheGarden

    I'm going to try and propagate my last sad wallflower this way! Thanks 😊 By the way, sedum cuttings (and also mint and basil) in my experience will even root when you simply put them in water!

  10. @jwhite5396

    Are you using regular potting soil? Please revisit these cuttings to show what rooted and how long it took. Love your garden! Thanks.

  13. @lisab1419

    Maybe you should consider using either willow water or rooting hormone when you take cuttings 😊

  14. @sinkintostillness

    I think I'm going to take cuttings from veronica, salvia, perovskia and osteospermum this weekend. They are flourishing in my front garden and I'd quite like to have them in the back garden too!

  16. @tecmow4399

    Such a clear demonstration of taking cuttings. And the garden looks stunning with that morning light piercing the tops of the plants! 😍

  18. @melindaerickson8821

    Thank you for the how to video! As a new gardener, this is great information. I do need a little clarification please. Once I take the cuttings in June/July and pot them up, do I replant these in the garden in the fall or do I keep them in the covered pot until the following spring?

  19. @lindajarvis4919

    Thank you gentleman for always sharing your knowledge. Wish it was cool here. 97 degrees here in Pennsylvania. Thinking about propagating my black jack sedum. I love sedums. Always enjoy your videos.

  26. @maureenmckenna5220

    I have successfully divided nepeta, Walker’s Low, by digging out a shovel full of plant, including roots, and putting it directly in the ground. Grows beautifully.

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