Yes sounds good to me

They are easy to do , dont forget rasberries goosgogs as well and currants.

I had a piece of honeysuckle that rooted, that I had cut off fell to the ground and it got covered with leaves .
My spring clean up I found with chunky roots so potted it up and now its planted on the new section of my garden , I have had this happen with box as well.

Gg

Hello yes autumn to late winter is ideal for taking hardwood cuttings, cut below the bud at the top and the bottom, and you can use hormone powder if you so wish, yes you can start them in pots, place three to four cuttings into a larger pot, or place straight into the ground, cuttings that do well are Cornus, budleija, climbers, physocarpus, forsythia, ribes, etc.

If putting the cuttings in a pot I use seed compost in the bottom 1/4 of the pot and then fill it with sand. The cuttings go into the sand and the roots then go down into the compost.

Currents, gooseberries and forsythia root straight into the ground over the winter with no problems.

Thank you all so much for this advice, I will give it all a try, thanks again and happy gardening.