I've tried several times to root a cutting from an osmanthus fragrens shrub -- sometimes called tea olive or sweet olive. I've even used Rootone, but so far I haven't gotten a cutting to root.
Does anyone have suggestions?
How much should a cut, and how, to have the best chance of rooting?
How about placing a brick on a low branch that has some dirt on it. Wait two years then separate but leave the new plant alone for another year. Layering.
Bill
HTH
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