What makes this process even more interesting is that you are not limited to just forsythia and a few other plants. Look ...

However, luckily, forsythia is an easy plant to propagate, with cuttings that can be taken year-round. In spring, take softwood cuttings from young, non-flowering shoots. During late summer and ...

Foraging a few stems from flowering trees and shrubs is a wonderful way to bring spring indoors when dismal weather curtails ...

Like clockwork, roots would appear on the bottom of each cutting, sometimes just three weeks after planting. By the end of summer, even the sluggish varieties had roots.

Typically, forsythia is the fastest to force, taking about a week, while pussywillow takes about two weeks. Lilacs and fruit-tree cuttings can take four to five weeks. So, if you are forcing ...

Taking cuttings from shrubs is an easy way to increase your stock of many popular garden plants for free, including hydrangeas, philadelphus, lavender and forsythia.