Oui,
I do not know how to root plants...
If you have a
plant that is living and is in the
ground right now, you can probagate your lavendar,
by pulling down a stem, laying it side ways on the ground **do not detach it from the
plant, just
lay it on it's side** and then take a tiny bit of soil, lay it on top of where a leave would come out of the stem~you can strip one or two of them if you need to right were the stem touches the soil~ and then put something heavy on top, like a rock, not too heavy where it crushes it, but something just to hold it down..
or something like a wire "U", do you know what I mean by those, they are used in wiring to put two or three wires together and as they wire them along the beams, they hold all the wires in place?
What I wouldn't give for a pen and paper
!!!!!
But, the lavendar will root from that way..
If you do that method you can take a number of them from the
plant and start it, but make sure you leave enough upright for the
plant to maintain it's own food and such for it's sustainint it's self...