There was a thread on that here awhile back. I've linked it below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Propagating Virginia creeper

aka peggy-thank you so much!!! I will do as the person on this thread says and go from there.

This vine loves it out here in the high desert...it is growing in between some honeysuckle vines so together they look beautiful. I lost some of the v. creeper plants when our drip system broke...but now it is fixed so I will attempt to get some cuttings growing to replace what died.

Ahhhhh always something to do around here...big sigh. LOL.

You can trade for mature plants, already rooted, if you just ask - it grows wild all over the USA! We rip it out here as it's a noxious weed.

i'm with you,kayjones...weed...i've got it all over my hillside...
but seriously, it roots itself wherever it touches the ground, so if you already have 1 and want more, follow the vine and you'll probably have zillions of little babies with roots alresdy.
i can't believe anybody has just ONE!!! donna

I've been propagating VC for two years now for a native garden. I've tried cuttings, transplanting, rooting vines along the ground at nodes, and growing from seed. By far the most success has been from seed. Those I transplanted wilted and died in 24 hours,even though I was careful to choose young plants and get all the roots. I'd go for seedlings--and I've got seeds if you need them.
Martha

Hi Martha

I would love seeds!!! Please e-mail me so I can get you information,etc...how much would you like for these seeds?

Beca