the only problem with putting them in a nursery .. is making sure you move them before they get too big ... lol ...

forsythia is one of the easiest ... use the SEARCH function in the forum... its been covered a lot ...

but if you have multiple cuttings ... try multiple methods, since you have access to the plant if they all die ...

some straight into the ground .. water all summer...
some in a pot with plastic bag over them in the shade ... remove plastic in a month or two.. before real heat sets in .... plant in fall ..

some in water ... after rooting.. harden off and plant in the garden ...

you can do it.. ken

Use a rooting hormone. Dip the end of the cutting in the white powerdery stuff, tap of excess, and stick it in the ground in the shade. I stuck them in containers from plants I bought from the store and put them in a shaded part of my yard and watered them well. Their nice and easy.