Take Cuttings from Early Soft Shoots @FraserValleyRoseFarm
Take Cuttings from Early Soft Shoots  @FraserValleyRoseFarm
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Spring is the secret weapon most gardeners never use. In this video, I'm breaking down softwood cuttings — one of the fastest and most rewarding ways to multiply your roses and perennial shrubs — and putting them head-to-head against the semi-hardwood method to show you exactly why timing and stem maturity change everything. I'll walk you through the full process hands-on, explain the key differences between the two techniques, and — best of all — show you real results from my very first batch of the season that came in faster than you'd expect. Whether you're looking to fill your garden for free or finally crack the code on propagation, this one's worth watching start to finish.

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