Luckily, starting new plants from cuttings of hydrangeas you already have is relatively easy to do. If you want to add more hydrangeas to your garden without spending the money, here's how you can ...

While using a rooting hormone isn’t strictly necessary, it can give your hydrangea cuttings a better chance at success.

While these cuttings can root, the success rate is lower than ... propagating roses can help you replicate other plants, such as hydrangeas, geraniums, petunias, and dahlias.

Most hydrangeas, except the climbing and oak-leafed types, propagate easily from any types of cuttings at any time of year, if kept at temperatures above freezing. Most hydrangeas, except the ...

From late June to early August, many plants produce fresh, firm shoots that can removed from the plant with a pair of secateurs and will readily root when put into damp compost. Taking cuttings ...

Cuttings from woody plants like hydrangeas, roses, herbs and more is a great way to enhance your yard this time of year.