A good way to keep your rosemary plants going in colder zones, instead of replacing them annually, is to take stem cuttings during the growing season and propagate new plants for the following year.

Propagating rosemary from cuttings is a straightforward process that can be done in a few different ways. Though it prefers a ...

Fill a clean glass or jar with room-temperature filtered water (chlorinated tap water can slow rooting). Submerge the bottom ...

It thrives well with little water and lots of light. Step 1: Get cuttings from a parent plant Select a strong, healthy-looking rosemary plant to propagate from. The stems should be cut from a ...