Hebe Cutting

I have a Hebe, do they root well? Took some heel cuttings and not sure if it's even the correct way to go about it?

Help/suggestions appreciated!

Thank you!

 

Hebes are easily propagated from 3–4" cuttings taken in summer from the current season’s growth. Cuttings are taken just below a leaf joint. The bottom two pairs of leaves are removed and the cuttings dipped into a rooting hormone, although this not essential. These are then inserted into a soil-based John Innes Compost.
Young plants should be potted up in the spring. Remove the growing tip to induce a more bushy plant. Plants normally flower in the first year.

Not my words. Quoted from a website Hebe Society - Information - Frequently Asked Questions