Dionysia tapetodes
“Tiny jewels for the rock garden,” these rosettes, with their powdery blooms, are pure magic to propagate.
alpine plant propagation
Crucihimalaya lasiocarpa
Alpine treasure’s star blooms: coaxing new life from cuttings. Spring’s a promise, sharp shears a guide.
Leontopodium kurilense
Woolly Kuril Edelweiss call: Late spring to early summer. Stem cuttings offer tiny soldiers ready to grow!
Dryas integrifolia
Mountain Avens: Low-growing, leathery leaves, delicate white flowers. A captivating, moderately challenging gem to propagate.
Androsace alpina
“Alpine beauties, cushion-like mounds, starry flowers. Propagate Androsace alpina yourself!”
Tozzia alpina
“Tiny stems, a whispered promise of green. In early spring, Tozzia alpina cuttings yearn for life.”
Androsace villosa
“Velvety cushions bloom. Propagate rock-jasmine now! Late spring, cuttings root for alpine charm.”
Pimelea alpina
Tiny alpine gem, Pimelea alpina. Late spring to early summer is the sweet spot for stem cuttings.
Androsace occidentalis
Tiny rock jasmine, starry blooms.
Propagating a garden gem.
Patience, a gentle hand.