I'm also in South Florida (moved here last year from Texas) and it seems
you can put just about anything in the ground and then stand back! I've
gotten lots of cuttings from neighbors: plumeria (also called
frangipani, the Hawaiian lei flowers) did great. Also, the draecena
marginata and ti plants... just cut off lengths of stems and put it in
dirt.. these both like some shade. I've done hibiscus and
bougainvillea, angel begonias, blue daze and plumbago. A really great
book specifically about our area is Easy Gardens for South Florida by
Pamela Crawford. She actually lives here and has done extensive testing
on what will work. Good luck.

Evelyn wrote:
(Randy) wrote in message . com...

is there a list of plants you can grow from cuttings? This would help
a lot because I would like to buy one plant and grow many from it.
I've had lots of luck with coleus and I'm going to try gumbo-limbo. I
live in So. Fla where everything grows fairly easy.

Thanks


Below is a link that has some plants you can grow from cuttings:

http://gardening.about.com/library/blcuttings.htm

Evelyn