GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Figs don’t do well with hard pruning, but hardwood stem cuttings allow you to propagate new trees. Taylor Jones, a horticulture agent with the North Carolina ...

The United Kingdom's Royal Horticulture Society has directions on how to propagate with hardwood cuttings as well as tips for success with different trees and shrubs at bit.ly/3ONaBfB.

Cuttings and seeds taken from the tree at Sycamore Gap will be used to grow new saplings. The National Trust confirmed that the seeds from the 200-year-old tree are expected to be able to grow new ...

There was a national outcry in September when the much-loved Sycamore Gap tree was found to have been cut down in mysterious circumstances. But hopes are high that the 200-year-old Northumberland ...

Experts think more than 30% of the seeds and half the cuttings taken from the tree after it was felled in September will be viable for propagation.