This excellent ground cover with daisy-like yellow fall flowers roots easily from cuttings. Take a 4-inch tip cutting, insert the lower half into moist potting soil, cover with an inverted clear jar, and place in shade. Roots form in two weeks; transplant to the garden in four.
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