hardwood or semi-hardwood cuttings.

Layering works too.

The only way I have done it is by taking cuttings of current years growth in late fall or winter and just sticking them in the ground over winter. This is the easiest way for beginners or lazy people like me. Keep the cuttings short...like 6-8 inches long and bury them about 2/3 their length in the ground. You can put a 2 liter soda bottle over them or just some loose mulch pulled up close, but not over. The soda bottle will protect from rabbits if that is a problem. Freezing is not a problem, but you might watch to see that they don't dry out if there is a shortage of snow/rain.

Thanks yall - i too have been wondering - and Millie, there is NOTHING wrong with lazy methods! :)

when is the best time to plant bridal wreath. I love the white ones and would love to have them line my property. But, what do they look like in the dead of Winter in Tennessee?

In winter they will look most other dormant shrubs and hedges.