How can I propogate Blue Spirea

I have two Blue Spirea plants and would like some tips on how to propgate these beautiful plants.

I suspect this is some sort of caryopteris hybrid. Caryopteris usually reseed in areas to their liking. Chances are that the offspring won't come out identical to the original. If you want to take cuttings then here is the procedure: Take 3 inch softwood cuttings early in the season before the flower buds are formed. Dip them in hormone and stick them in a sterile medium with bottom heat. You need to lightly cover the top of container to to hold in the humidty. If all goes well you should have roots formed within 7 - 10 day period. Frankford

Hi Frankford,
Thanks so much for your helpful information. Looks like I will have to wait until Spring before I take some cuttins. Will have to get the heat pad out of storage and get it set up. I will print off the details above and keep it for future referens.
Cheers.

all i done with mine was i took a cutting and put in in a pot filled with a good potting soil .I fine that spriea root realy fast and qoite easely.
if it dozent work just try again .Good luck

Thanks for that diggin d, sounds pretty easy and I will try that method.

just keep the soil moist it should work fine.
as a matter of fact i have taken cutting and planted it right in the grown were i wanted it to grow and thay grow just fine.just dont let them get dry.

Well, I am really encoraged by knowing that if it will root in the place where you want it and that if it will do that in Canada surely if will do the same for me in New Zealand. Thanks for the tip about not leaving it to dry out.

yes ferrymead
i bet the zone there must be so nice,your seasons are diferent as will your summer is your winter right.
but not like our winter you dont get snow ,what i wouldnt give to live there,how lucky you are.
I do alot of diferent cuttings that way just cut them off and stick them in the grown and and away to go.
the only thing i cant seem to grow that way is a shrub call snowdrift
but i keep trying, good luck with yours hope thay grow for you.