Propagation of burnet is most commonly achieved through seed sowing, division, or root cuttings. Successful propagation requires consideration of factors such as adequate light exposure, specific temperature ranges, and well-draining soil. Burnet has the special consideration of requiring stratification if seeds are sown. Generally, the plant is not overly difficult to propagate. Challenges may include ensuring correct stratification times and protecting new divisions from harsh conditions. The recommended step-by-step method is division: 1) Choose a healthy, mature burnet clump. 2) In early spring or fall, gently dig up the selected clump. 3) With a sharp, clean knife or spade, divide the clump into smaller sections. 4) Replant the divisions at the same depth they were originally growing, spacing them adequately. 5) Water the new plantings thoroughly and maintain consistent moisture until established.