Written by Daniel

Five years hands-on in real Glasgow gardens, every week, this is what he actually does on the job, not textbook theory.

What's inside

✓The best time of year to take cuttings
✓Step-by-step, from cutting to established new plant
✓How to keep cuttings alive while they root
✓Getting your new plant through its first winter
✓A short video walkthrough you can follow alongside the guide

Propagation

How to Propagate Hydrangeas

11 page PDF guide

Turning one established hydrangea into several new plants takes about ten minutes of hands-on work and no special equipment, once you know the right time of year and the right way to take a cutting.

This is the same guide Daniel gives away to his own newsletter, written for an ordinary domestic garden rather than a nursery.

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A look at what you'll get

Contents11 pages

1The best time of year to take cuttings
2Step-by-step, from cutting to established new plant
3How to keep cuttings alive while they root
4Getting your new plant through its first winter
5A short video walkthrough you can follow alongside the guide

Contents preview, not the finished page layout.

Questions

Can I read it on my phone?

Yes. It's a standard PDF, so it opens on a phone, tablet or computer, and you can print it if you'd rather have it on paper in the garden.

What if I want more than one guide?

Buying three or four guides outright adds up to more than a month of membership. If you think you'll want more than one, joining the club for £5 a month usually works out cheaper.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free account keeps your guide attached to your email so you can download it again any time, it's not tied to one device.

Can I cancel membership any time?

Yes. Cancel whenever you like and you'll keep access until the end of the month you've already paid for.