Jasmine cuttings

Im sure its a jasmine, down the road an over grown garden has ahuge area covered in various things and the scent can be smelt up the road.If i take a cutting whats the best way to do it and what sort of ground should it be in (cant see their soil its too over grown

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Asked on 3 Jul, 2009 by

Mookins

Location: Norfolk, United Kingdom

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Wagger

My book says propagate from semi-ripe cuttings now or hard wood cuttings in the autumn. I've tried both and was more successful with hardwood cuttings. (semi-ripe didn't work for me at all, lol - whenever it mentions mist unit I assume it's more difficult)

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