Propagating Jasmine and Honeysuckle from Cuttings and Layering

Jasmine and Honeysuckle Propagation

Honeysuckle: Take 6-inch greenwood cuttings in late spring/early summer. Strip lower leaves, remove blooms, dip in rooting hormone, stick 1 inch deep in warm wet sand. Keep warm/moist; roots in ~8 weeks. Harden off 10 days, then transplant.

Layering: Bend a low branch, scrape bark, apply hormone, bury 3–4 inches, anchor with rock. In 8 weeks, roots form; sever and plant.

Jasmine: Same methods. Specify variety for more precise advice.