I don't grow these @Biker, but I'd guess it would be like most others. Cut a decent sized section [non flowering] just below a leaf joint, strip the lower leaves - nip out the tip if there's a wee bit of new growth there, then put a few round the edge of a four inch pot, just with some gritty compost. If the foliage is quite big, it's a good idea to cut it in half too. Stick them somewhere sheltered [labelled ] and they should take fairly well.
I don't know if they'd need winter protection, but I'm sure someone here will advise on that. I tend to leave most of my cuttings outside but protected, despite our winters, so that they get accustomed well enough for next year
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I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Hello @Biker, Sorry, only just saw your post. Not much to add really, l have found they root quite easily, and there is so much plant material for cuttings you can take quite a few! I keep mine in a coldframe just to protect them from the wet, they are pretty tough. Good luck !
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I don't know if they'd need winter protection, but I'm sure someone here will advise on that. I tend to leave most of my cuttings outside but protected, despite our winters, so that they get accustomed well enough for next year
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Not much to add really, l have found they root quite easily, and there is so much plant material for cuttings you can take quite a few!
I keep mine in a coldframe just to protect them from the wet, they are pretty tough.
Good luck !