I did some wandering jew cuttings about 2 weeks ago and they already have roots.

Spider Plants do well rooting in water during the winter as well, as long as you keep them in a warm area (inside your house)

coleus, begonia, impatiens ....

any soft stemmed plant will PROBABLY root ....

go to a local greenhouse operation ... and ask them what they have ... since it is too late to get this stuff from the yard ....

good luck

ken

Some poplar tree cuttings might root in the winter in a warm dark place in less than six weeks. Take six inch cuttings from the tip of last summers growth near the bottem of the tree, I think, but I may have forgotten.

They will almost certainly not do anything except root until spring.

I also vote for coleus. Very reliable & quick rooter. Easy to root in water if you keep it fairly clean.

Another vote for coleus.

MM

Shrimp plant. Roots very easily and quickly.

Janie

I stuck some left over trailing rosemary in with some small flowers from my garden at Thanksgiving and when I finally went to toss out the dead flowers, three weeks later, I noticed my rosemary had rooted! Now I am trying to root more, on purpose this time!

Good Luck,

Kim

Hello, I have good experience with cuttings of hedera and calanchoe blossfeldiana. They both rooted well.