When the fall months arrive, you're probably thinking about putting your garden to bed for the winter. Save yourself a trip to the garden center (and a lot of cash) by propagating flowering plants, bushes, and bulbs in the fall. The primary ways you can propagate plants in fall are via cuttings, sowing seeds direct, and division. Some plants absolutely love being divided or sown by seed during fall. Others can be propagated by cuttings at various times of the year, but fall isn't too late to do some last-minute propagation and provide yourself with free plants.