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Propagation
To propagate is to create new plants by natural processes from a parent plant. Techniques include seed starting, rooting softwood or hardwood cuttings, grafting, air layering and more. Increase your collection of plants cheaply, and share your plants with friends.
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Find out how to make pricey flowering annual plants work harder for you. You can fill those empty spaces without going back to the nursery for more plants.
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Check out this reader tip for increasing your plant collection while you prune.
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A Louisiana reader shares how to make a seed-starting tray.
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Delicious leeks are easy to grow from seed.
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Easy steps for strong growth
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Steps for making more of this popular perennial
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Steps for making more bearded irises
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Cape primrose (Streptocarpus), rex begonia, and snake plant (Sanseviera) are a few houseplants that can be propagated by cutting segments of their broad leaves.
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Many shrubs can be propagated in late spring by taking softwood cuttings. Here are the steps to follow and a list of appropriate plants.
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Although the primary function of a plant's roots is to take up moisture and nutrients and to anchor the plant in the soil, roots also have adventitious buds on their surface that, under the right conditions, can give rise to new plants. Here are the steps to follow and some appropriate perennials.
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