Yes, you need to take a soft wood cutting in mid-summer, choosing a stem that is as long as a pencil. Remove the lower leaves, stick it into a sand or vermiculite rooting medium in a clay pot, and cover with a plastic bag to keep humidity high. Using a rooting hormone powder will help the roots form. Be patient as next summer you will have a rooted cutting to transplant into the ground. Do not let the soil dry out in the pot, but remove the plastic bag when too much condensation builds up. Good Luck! Marianne Binetti