can Snow on the Mountain be propagated from cuttings?

I had one Snow on the Mountain plant suddenly show up in my yard this summer. Can I propogate it from cuttings?

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 11/08/2019 @ 7:02 pm

I'm not sure if you have the low-growing groundcover, also called bishop's weed (Ageopodium podograria) or the tall native plant that has white variegation with clusters of flowers along the stems (Euphorbia marginata).
Both can be invasive and quite vigorous.

The ground cover increases by underground rhizomes. The tall one reseeds easily. But both would probably root by stem cuttings as well.

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