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plastic cover to increase humidity. They will root more rapidly if provided with bottom heat, such as would be supplied with an electric heating cable.
You can take cuttings from the following broadleafed evergreens: boxwood, holly, mahonia, mountain laurel, pyracantha and rhododendron. The following conifers can be propagated in the same fashion: arborvitae, chamaecyparis, cryptomeria, juniper and taxus.
In any propagation, you must keep the rooting medium moist at all times. Do not allow it to dry out. But do not overwater and keep it soaking wet as this will be equally damaging. You can stimulate and hasten rooting of most cuttings, especially the more mature wood, with root-inducing powders available at most garden supply stores.
After the cuttings have rooted, they can be planted outdoors. I generally leave those cuttings started in coldframes in the protected location through the winter and transplant them into a growing area the next spring.
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