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Seeds are the way to go. They have a great success rate. Get the brown cones that are just opening or soak them in water 12 hours to get them to open. Take the viable seeds, break the wings, put them in a bag with moist sand. They'll germinate.
Hi - just a clarification. Only arborvitae type cedars grow well from cuttings (eg. pyramidalis, excelsa and smaragd) add a comment