I have a friend who sold stems of Johnson Grass at the Farmer's Market in her cut flowers. She ran out of blooms in her garden so she picked wild flowers and grasses. LOL. There is always someone willing to buy anything. You could probably get 50 cents a piece for those.

jessew - these are tough plants. Move anytime. I've moved them both fall & spring. In fact a garden writer in my state suggests to lift & break feeder roots in late spring so that the plants stay shorter & flop less. We have a wet Oct - June, so only 3 months of dry weather in summer right before bloom. I water them during the dry season, but mostly because nearby plants or lawn is watered. If in pots I also water some, but not a lot. They prefer well drained soil. I've kept some clumps as they were dug for weeks in a cardboard box & they still lived. It's easy to divide them by the way, so you could just cut out a chunk to take along & leave the rest.

George, Thanks so much for sharing this information. Maybe this part of the summer is the best time for taking cuttings. I only have the one plant I purchased and planted this year so don't have much to work with. The leaves came from the two toppings I made after I planted the Sedum earlier this year. I also stuck the two tops and they are still green and putting out so I guess they have roots. I probably need to pot them up in potting soil, now. The leaves are still green but I didn't know if they would make roots. I pulled the one up and it did have quite a few roots, so I potted it. I just don't know what to expect from this rooted leaf now. :-) Maybe it doesn't put up new growth until next spring? Anyway, it's fun to watch and see what happens. I really like the looks of the plant. It's shaped nicely, holds it's stems up well in our infrequent downpours. I'm anxious to see what the blooms look like. Buds are setting so maybe won't be too long, now. Mary

If you are pulling up roots then you are deminishing that plant. Every Spring I cut five or six stems from the back side of my plant where it would not be visible when they are about 5 in tall. Then scratch a spot in the garden or a flower pot and place them there and water. They root very easily. I must have done that over 30 times and given away a healthy plant every year.