Anything mailed as cuttings will have to get to you before it wilts. And be packaged so that it is not crushed when being handled by the Postal Service. Also if this is not a kind of plant that you know for a fact can be inserted unrooted into the ground where you live and take root, grow away then presumably it will have to be placed into a cutting propagation setup, rooted, potted and then grown on for some time before usable transplants have been generated.

I come from a long line of farmers and so am very experienced in propagation methods and techniques. I have propagated hundreds of plants and I never insert unrooted plants into the ground. Believe what you may buy many plants can survive being sent in the mail as long as they are kept moist and alive. Please let me know which plant cuttings, if any, you can send to me.

You said

i would like some cuttings of flowering plants to plant in mine and my neighbors’ gardens

and since your original post gave almost no details about the situation I was left to assume you thought people could send you stem cuttings of random kinds of flowering plants and these could just be stuck directly in the ground.

In October.

Believe what you may buy many plants can survive being sent in the mail as long as they are kept moist and alive

Unrooted cuttings aren't plants. And again, you posted no relevant details as though you had little or no familiarity with the subject area.

So I mentioned that the sending of cuttings would have to be done in a way that made sure they were still turgid upon arrival.

https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/6016900/wanted-flowering-plant-cuttings#n=1

Why exactly are you responding? I want cuttings to propagate and then plant in mine and my neighbors’ gardens. I am very familiar with propagating plants and you can plant in fall depending on the weather. If you are not willing to send any cuttings, have a nice day and stop replying.

Why exactly are you responding?

It's called trying to alert somebody to possible problems with what they are trying to do

stop replying

Not up to you

HU I have mailed/received cuttings successfully. If you are looking for hardwood cuttings, it works without even special packaging, although overnight shipping is advised. I've successfully propagated lots of shrubs from hardwood cuttings but finally decided that I am too impatient (some of them took over a year to root!) and they took too much 'minding'. There was one year where I was growing a couple of thousand plants for a benefit sale and I basically couldn't leave home because i had to take care of the cuttings! The joke amongst my friends was that I may as well have had a baby! (This was some years ago...)

Don't let naysayers put you off. I wish that I could send you cuttings but do not have this plant,