YES, There are already some threads about how to But, it is so easy. I just break off a side shoot and stick it in a good potting mix,leave it in the shade until you see new growth. Viola, new plants!

Good luck
Lisa

ishareflowers, how moist do you keep the soil? I'm presently experimenting to see if cuttings will root in water.

I have never tried the water, I was told that they will rot.

I soak the container of soil, tuck in the division and leave it in shade. I water them probably every 4 or 5 days until I see new growth.

Lisa

I have found divisions broken off from the main plant root quite dependably as Lisa suggests.
I often pick individual leaves when I'm picking a bouquet of flowers - the flowers die, but the heuch leaves don't, so I have had then for months in a little vase on my kitchen window sill, and the single leaves eventually grow quite an impressive mass of roots. I have never tried planting them, but presumably they would send up some shoots. A slow way to get a plant for sure, but if one cannot obtain an entire division - never say never!
Jan