Evergreen candytuft propagates best through cuttings during spring and summer. It's easy to propagate, with new growth and budding acting as signs of success. Ensure adequate moisture and well-draining soil for optimal results.

Fox grape can be propagated through softwood cuttings or layering during the spring and summer seasons. This process can be difficult, requiring careful attention to soil moisture and temperature. Signs of successful propagation include the growth of healthy roots and new leaves. To ensure success, it is recommended to use rooting hormone and keep the cuttings or layering moist and protected from extreme temperatures.

Tall Fescue propagates best through division in spring or autumn. Moderately easy to propagate, successful propagation is indicated by new, healthy growth. Ensure adequate moisture and root space for optimal results.

The chenille plant favors propagation through cuttings during warmer months like spring and summer. Propagation is relatively easy, with successfully rooted cuttings displaying new growth. Avoid overwatering to prevent rot during the rooting process.

Stringy stonecrop is a plant that can be propagated easily through herbaceous cuttings, making it a great option for gardeners. Propagation is most successful in the spring and summer months. Signs of successful propagation include good root development and new growth. Tips for successful propagation include using healthy cuttings and providing consistent moisture and light.

Switchgrass propagates most effectively through division, ideally undertaken in spring or autumn. The process is relatively straightforward, with successful propagation indicated by new shoot growth. Spacing divisions appropriately aids in healthy growth.

To propagate rough hawkbit, sowing is the primary technique used. Start by collecting seeds once the floral heads dry on the plant. Use well-draining soil and lightly cover the seeds to ensure proper growth. Gentle watering and placement in an area with ambient light will facilitate germination. This species has a reputation for robust growth, so providing enough space between seeds will accommodate sprouting. Consistent moisture and occasional fertilization are beneficial after the seedlings emerge.

Orchid tree can be propagated using hardwood cuttings, layering (air), and sowing seeds. These methods are easiest during autumn/winter. Propagation difficulty can vary, but signs of successful propagation include root development and new growth. One key tip is to keep the cuttings consistently moist until roots have developed.