I put rosemary which I bought from supermarket in the water, and roots are coming. Now I transplant to pots, and it looks growing little by little.

I love growing plants from leftovers!

My Rosemary bush smells wonderful but I never knew if I could take a cutting. Will definitely try this! Thank you!

Thanks for sharing I’m going to try this I love Rosemary

This is great I will be taking some from my mums Rosemary plant!

Thank you! I have always wanted to know how to do this!

I’ve always wondered how cuttings worked. Will this work for other plants as well or just Rosemary?

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  I don’t know if with all, but surely with a lot of them.

Perfect! I have a rosemary bush but would love more. Going to try this tomorrow..

Thanks I might have more success this way. Normally I just cut and plant straight in the ground. It works half the time.

Thank you for the great tips. I haven’t used paper towel before. I will try it

Love gardening tips and ideas and thanks for this clever and creative one.

Thank you SO much for posting this. Growing cuttings always seemed so hard to me but I might give this a go.

Thank you, I’ve been wanting to try to grow from cuttings. I love the smell of Rosemary.

i hope i can now keep it alive!

I’ll have to try the paper towel trick. I usually just strip the bottom few leaves and pop it into a vase with water, like you’d put in a bunch of flowers. I get a fair success rate this way. Another way is if you already have a rosemary plant growing, try weighing down a branch and covering it with some soil part way along. Give it a few weeks to grow roots along this buried branch, then once growing well, cut it off the main plant and move the newly separated plant to another spot. You’ve got some great hints thanks Jessica.

Thanks a lot for sharing this great tip. I asked a friend about that just few days ago but she couldn’t help me. I am going to plant Rosemary in my backyard.

Most of the plants in my yard are from cuttings. I have a rosemary plant also. It’s alive, but not really thriving. I’m not sure why it’s not doing better.

A tip, keep your Rosemary Plant trimmed under control or it will cover a large area, not just run across the soil either.

I grew another mint plant from a cutting. It’s really easy!

Free plants are a;says a great thing to have – a greta way to bring a variety of rosemaries into the garden too.