If you've got more than one of each type try half in your mix and the other half simply in sharp sand - in both cases with the rooting powder.

thanks Moongrower!Would like to get as many growing as possible with a view to a hedge eventually!

That would look great Arlene... hope they all take for you.

Thanks Moongrower so do I!

Hope your cuttings have a heel- they root better if they have.

~some have~ some haven't ~ it's a done deal now but can get some more if these don't take from a friend.
I am putting 5 6 inch rooted cuttings of back grass on the swaps for five rooted holly cuttings. I have a lot of black grass and can take more if necessary.
I also have a standard which needs a gentle trim next year ~ has had the most berries ever this year since I did a repot earlier in the year~ looking really good but no prickles!

Agree with MG , if it's a small amount do it the way she is saying. For large amounts 50+, plant in a line in open ground, this applies to all hardwood cuttings. If you require some seedling Holly ready rooted send me your address by PM and I will send some on to you for the cost of the post.

But watch our for postal strikes!