A collection of vegetative sun coleus that has been successfully propagated. (Photo: Brian E. Whipker)
	Trailing dusty miller is an unpatented vegetative annual that serves as a great filler plant in containers. (Photo: James L. Gibson)
	Most rooting stations today are required to have screening to avoid infestations of disease-harboring insects. (Photo: James L. Gibson)
	Flats of lavender rooting on electrically heated mats. An intermittent mist system keeps the plants from desiccating. (Photo: James L. Gibson)
	Successfully propagated cuttings have healthy roots and shoots. (Photo: James L. Gibson)
	A collection of ornamental sweetpotatoes under mist. (Photo: Brian E. Whipker)
	Successfully propagated cuttings have healthy roots and shoots. (Photo: Brian E. Whipker)
	Flats of bacopa and mimulus rooting on electrically heated mats. An intermittent mist system keeps the plants from desiccating. (Photo: James L. Gibson)
	Rooting stations are diligent in their packing efforts. The netting helps to hold rooted cuttings in place. (Photo: Brian E. Whipker)
	Vinca vine is an unpatented, easy-to-propagate plant. (Photo: James L. Gibson)

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