2025 - What I did today

I've been looking after a neighbour's garden whilst they're away. It's a large garden but they're not gardeners. She works on the principle of bung it in and forget it. The few plants she has are quite neglected but I took a few cuttings of argyranthemum,  hydrangea,  cytisus, carnation, French lavender,  hibiscus/mallow, the mauve perennial wallflower and what I think is a potentilla. I've no idea if it's the right time of year or the correct way but they've got two chances, grow or not.
The cuttings of salvia hotlips and a purple one have taken very quickly, in just a fortnight theve filled their pots so I potted those on.

She works on the principle of bung it in and forget it. 

.............and this is wrong???

Not entirely wrong for home grown bits, but she spent some good money on brand new plants, planted them carefully then allowed rabbits to trim them and didn't water them in the hot weather. Not a good start for new plants. Nonetheless, they're alive and being selfish,  I got some cutting material so all is good