Ignore first message, as you can tell, I've never posted here before. Please check my list, have quite a few things and will be adding more.

I've got lots of vegetable, herb, and flower seeds I could offer in trade for some mache seeds and pineapple sage seeds. Ginny

I have ostrich fern, Thelypteris acuminata, and pineapple sage in abundance. The latter roots easily now.

I would not try to root a two foot tall cutting - I don't think it would work. Instead, I'd take cutting about 4 or 5 inches tall, and about pencil diameter. Pineapple sage typically grows the beginnings of roots along any low hanging branch - you should be able to see the small root nodes along the bottom of the branches. Take cuttings with the nodes along the bottom end of the cutting and a couple of leaves along the upper half of the cutting and try rooting them. Water, damp soil, damp sand should work fine. keep the cuttings moist and shaded especially at first. It could take a couple of months for them to really get growing. I find that not every cutting will root, so I start more cuttings than I want plants. With pineapple sage an experienced gardener can get perhaps 90% of cuttings to root, and even a beginner should be able to get 50%.