The ideal propagation season for copperleaf is spring and summer, primarily through cuttings. It has a moderate propagation difficulty. Successful propagation is indicated by new leaf growth. Ensure cuttings have a healthy, well-hydrated parent plant for best results.

The preferred propagation method for garden star-of-bethlehem is to plant tubers in Spring. Propagation is relatively easy and successful growth is indicated by new shoots emerging. Avoid over-watering during propagation to prevent rot.

Roundleaf greenbrier is typically propagated through softwood cuttings in the spring or summer, or through compound/serpentine layering. Propagation difficulty is moderate, but signs of successful propagation include new growth on the cutting or new roots on the layered stem. To ensure success, make sure the cuttings or layered stems are kept moist and in a warm, bright location.

Southern red oak can be propagated through hardwood cuttings, layering (air), and sowing seeds during the autumn and winter seasons. Propagation difficulty can vary, but signs of successful propagation include healthy new growth and root development. For best results, ensure proper soil moisture levels and provide ample sunlight.

Renowned for its intoxicating fragrance which intensifies at night, lady of the night thrives best during propagation when using cuttings. Gardeners should select a healthy stem segment for the best chance of rooting, ensuring it includes several leaf nodes. Once cut, the base of the cutting can benefit from a rooting hormone treatment before being placed in a well-draining soil mix. Consistent moisture and warmth are key to encouraging root development, while avoiding waterlogged conditions which can lead to rot. A semi-shaded environment shields lady of the night's cuttings from harsh sunlight, providing an ideal setting for gradual growth. Ensuring gentle handling and patience will give lady of the night the care needed to develop from cutting into a fragrant beauty.

Belonging to the Fabaceae family, tamarind is widely propagated through various techniques. One such method is grafting, a practical approach for cultivators seeking true-to-type offspring. Grafting involves attaching a bud or a stem from a mature tamarind onto another compatible rootstock, which then fuses and grows together. Success is highly reliant on proper cut alignment and securing the graft site to ensure vascular continuity. Once established, tamarind requires minimal additional care beyond regular maintenance.

The preferred propagation method for showy lily is tuber division in spring. It has a moderate propagation difficulty. Signs of successful propagation include new shoot emergence. Ensure proper tuber handling to avoid damage.

The ideal season for propagating golden currant is during Autumn and Winter. By using techniques such as cutting and layering, golden currant is relatively easy to propagate. Indications of successful propagation include root growth and new foliage. Ensure cuttings are taken from healthy, mature plants.