Oh boy !-- that sounds like the right one !
I wasn't even thinking of the cold temps of sending cuttings when I posted today....urghhhh ! Dummy me ! I'm 40 miles east of KC, Missouri.
If you don't mind.... the next time you prune your plant..( in the Spring , in your area ??) I'd sure reimburse you for whatever it takes to send some cuttings by Priority Mail !
It'd be easy to send them ( after it warms up some of course. ) Just wrap the cut ends in soppy wet paper towels; then zip the cuttings into a zip-loc bag up to their bottom leaves. Then maybe cushion them in a priority box with styrofoam peanuts or popped corn to save most of the leaves ...
If that sounds like something you'd want to mess with later; please keep in touch !
Connie Smith
madamspinner4@yahoo.com I'll email you my snail mail addy ....
My senior yr of high school, my favorite English teacher gave me one of the many plants in her classroom. I had it for over 20 years until a move across country took its' toll..and it finally died.
