Shrubs for semi-ripe cuttings
| Andromeda |
| Aucuba |
| Berberis |
| Boronia |
| Brachyglottis |
| Buxux |
| Callistemon |
| Camellia |
| Cantua |
| Carpenteria |
| Cassinia |
| Cassiope |
| Ceonothus |
| Choisya |
| Colettia |
| Coprosma |
| Corokia |
| Cotoneaster |
| Cytisus |
| Daphne |
| Deutzia |
| Drimys |
| Eleagnus |
| Erica |
| Garrya |
| Gordonia |
| Grevillea |
| Griselinia |
| Hibiscus |
| Ilex |
| Lavender |
| Leptospermum |
| Leucothoe |
| Magnolia grandiflora |
| Mahonia |
| Nerium |
| Olearia |
| Philadelphus |
| Photinia |
| Pieris |
| Pittosporum |
| Prunus |
| Pyracantha |
| Rhododendron |
| Skimmia |
| Viburnum |
Weigela (pictured below) |
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Sunny border
1 Cotinus
2 Hibiscus syriacus
3 Photinia x fraseri
4 Callicarpa
5 Daphne odora
6 Euonymus fortunii
7 Vinca major
Shady border
1 Aucuba japonica
2 Cornus…
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