I had to redo a lot of my stucco on my house and the shrubs suffered with big boots, cement slinging, and scaffolding that made that work happen. I'd like to save some of those by propagating since they look so sad but is now a good time? They include: Rhododendrons (in bloom now), deciduous flame Azaleas (just finished blooming but very few leaves yet), Viburnum (several varieties - finished blooming), three very tall Camelia japonicum and C. sasanqua, and a thick wide planting of Salvia koyame, plus a bunch of hosta. The most mushed were the variegated Solomon's Seal (Polygonatum odoratum variegatum) but I don't care about them so much because they take over easily and never die anyway.