Plant Propagation
Become a master propagator of plants to add plants to your home or garden. Learn easy methods of planting seeds, rooting stems, dividing roots and becoming a master at growing. You don't need to go back to school to multiply your plant collection.
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Plant Propagation
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8 Vegetables You Can Propagate From Cuttings – To Grow Free Plants Next Year
Though traditionally started from seeds in spring, several vegetables can be regrown from cuttings. Learn how to propagate the strongest performers from your current crop for an endless supply of plants.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Seeds To Eat As A Tasty Treat: 11 Tasty Edible Seeds You Can Grow In Your Garden
Growing your own edible seeds in the garden is a fun and increasingly popular way to boost your nutrient intake. Find out which seeds you need for a healthy feed!
By Bonnie L. Grant
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8 Flower Seeds To Harvest In September – To Grow An Endless Supply Of Blooms
Collect these popular flower seeds and fill your garden beds and pots with glorious new blooms, without spending a penny.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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22 Plants To Propagate From Cuttings In August – And How To Ensure They Thrive
Discover the top plants to take semi-ripe or softwood cuttings from in August, and grow your garden for free with these easy-to-propagate favorites.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Sustainable Seed Starting Tips: 10 Easy, Eco-Friendly Ideas
Sustainable seed starting is just one way to be a good Earth citizen. Saving seeds and practicing eco-friendly seed starting is easy and fun.
By Amy Grant
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How To Start Seeds Indoors In Warm Climates – Expert Tips For Southern Gardeners
Want to start seeds indoors? If you live in a warm climate you can get an extra early start. Let our resident seed starting expert take you through his process.
By Geoffrey Johnson
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When To Start Planting Seeds For A Head Start On Your Garden
It's time to start your garden, but when do you start seeds? The answer depends upon your zone. Read the following article to get some important seed starting tips. Click here for more information.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Seed Soaking: Tips For Soaking Seeds Before Planting
Soaking seeds before planting is the best way to germinate certain types of seeds, but not necessarily others. Knowing the basics will help.
By Heather Rhoades
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Experts Reveal The Top 3 Reasons Seeds and Seedlings Fail – And Offer Solutions
When seeds and seedlings rot or fail to sprout, it's a crushing blow to your growing ambitions. Discover how to avoid the most common pitfalls.
By Melanie Griffiths
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5 Creative Ways To Use Leftover Seed – Don't Throw It Away!
Every gardener knows the frustration of having too much seed left over at the end of the growing season. Try these creative ways to use it.
By Melanie Griffiths
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Autumn Flower Seeds: Flower Seeds For Fall Planting
Flower seeds for fall planting is just one way to begin planning for spring and summer gardens next season. Click here to learn more.
By Tonya Barnett
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The Secret to Seed Starting
Looking to start plants from seed? Click here for everything you need to know about planting seeds indoors and out.
By Gardening Know How
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Our Complete Guide To Houseplant Propagation
Propagation is an easy and FREE way to get new plants! Learn how to propagate your favorite houseplants with Gardening Know How.
By Gardening Know How
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Will Cheap Seeds Grow? Characteristics Of Good Quality Seeds
Choosing good quality seeds can be a challenge. It’s good to know if some seeds are better than others.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Helpful Tips For Buying Bare Root Plants
Bare root plants less expensive, easy to plant and don’t weigh as much to ship. Just make sure they're healthy!
By Teo Spengler
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Will Expired Seeds Still Grow: Planting With Expired Seed Packets
Are old seeds still good for planting, or is it better to get new ones? We ran the test ourselves - click to see the results.
By Tonya Barnett
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How To Divide Perennials In Spring
Dividing perennials is a great way to expand your garden for free. Read on to learn how to divide hostas, rudbeckias, and salvias.
By Laura Walters