I have a number of large cuttings of numerous types of creeping junipers. As I have only propagated deciduous shrubs, outdoors with great results, I really need to know how to propagate evergreens. When I propagate deciduous shrubs I either pot them up in a sterile mix and leave them outdoors over the winter or directly start them in the ground and leave them outdoors over the winter. Can I propagate evergreens the same way or do I have to keep them in a warm environment?

Right now I am in the middle of a major renovation in my home and really don't have the room or the energy to set up a propagation station indoors. If I could start them in pots and set them outdoors, or directly in the ground, (such as an empty plot in the vegetable garden, that would be better still), would this work? Any info appreciated. Thanks!