Propagation
Take soft tip or semi-hardwood cuttings from summer to autumn. The plant also is self layers and rooted stems may be cut off and potted up.

Note:
It is moderately deer resistant.

Botanic information
Leaf: The leaves vary from linear to oblong with a thick and fleshy texture. They are up to 16mm (½in) wide with an obtuse to an acute apex and have a short petiole.  Both sides are glossy green.

Flower: The small tubulate male flowers are arranged in groups up to 5 and the female may be solitary or in groups of 3, and appear on different plants (Dioecious). The flowers are solitary or arranged in a cyme that appears during summer.

Fruit: The oval pale blue drupe is fleshy and normally occurs on the older wood and are hidden by the foliage. The small seeds are viable but the plant is commonly reproduced vegetatively.