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A GARDENER'S GUIDE TO PROPAGATION TECHNIQUES

Author: Nikki Barker

Paperback

143 pages

12178
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Plant propagation is an economical, rewarding, and sustainable way to increase your plant stock and develop your horticultural skills.

A Gardener's Guide to Propagation Techniques is a comprehensive, practical guide to the various methods of propagation suitable for a wide range of trees, shrubs, herbaceous perennials, bulbs, and tender plants. Chapters cover seeds, cuttings, layering, division, grafting, bulbs, and even micropropagation, as well as providing an extensive list of plants that are suitable for each method, rating them from easy to difficult.

In addition, the book includes step-by-step photographic guides to the different propagation techniques; advice on selecting the right plant material at the right time; help with deciding on the best method for different plants; guidance on choosing the appropriate propagation environment and aftercare of the material, and finally an overview of pest and disease challenges.

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