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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Autumn Flower Seeds: Flower Seeds For Fall PlantingBy Tonya Barnett
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Our Complete Guide To Houseplant PropagationPropagation 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 SeedsChoosing 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 PlantsBare 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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How To Divide Perennials In SpringDividing 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
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Multiple Grafted Citrus Trees: Growing A Mixed Graft Fruit TreeDid you know different citrus fruits can grow on the same tree? Click to learn more about planting a mixed graft citrus tree.
By Liz Baessler
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What Is Damping Off?Damping off is a common term for the sudden death of seedlings. It can be alarming, so knowing what to look for can help. Learn more here.
By Nikki Tilley
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Seeds From The Past - Ancient Seeds Found And GrownMany seeds from the past are tens of thousands of years old. The ancient heirloom seeds are a crucial key to ancestral life and the evolution of the planet's flora. Click to learn more.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Milk Jug Winter Sowing: How To Start Seeds In A Milk JugA terrific method for starting seeds that can be started earlier is milk jug winter sowing, which is basically sowing seeds in a milk jug that becomes a mini greenhouse. Want to learn more about milk jug seed pots? Click the following article for additional info.
By Amy Grant
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Seed Packet Codes – What Do The Codes On Seed Packets MeanSeed package abbreviations are an integral part of successful gardening, but what do these codes on seed packets mean? Learn more here.
By Laura Miller
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Open Pollination Information: What Are Open Pollinated PlantsWhile many hybrid cultivars offer growers vegetable varieties that perform well under a wide range of conditions, many may prefer open-pollinated varieties. What does open pollinated mean when it comes to selecting seeds for the home garden? Learn more here.
By Tonya Barnett
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Planting A Garden From Seeds For Flowers Or VegetablesSome seeds need to be germinated indoors, but others would rather be directly sown into the garden. Learn which are which.
By Amy Grant
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How To Stop Bird Seed Growing PlantsIf you love feeding birds but don’t enjoy the dropped-seed weeds, here are some solutions.
By Laura Miller
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What's Inside A Seed?Learning about the anatomy of seeds and how they germinate is a fascinating study. Read on.
By Laura Miller
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How To Start Seeds In Ice Cream Cones – Tips For Planting In An Ice Cream ConeThere are numerous ways to start your own seeds - some of them more economical than others. A super cool idea that is running amok on the internet is using ice cream cone plant pots. Intrigued? Find out how to start seeds in ice cream cones here.
By Amy Grant
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Seed Saving Tips For National Seed Swap DaySaving seeds is a smart way to ensure your next crop will be delicious. Click here to learn all the basics.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Hot Water Seed Treatment: Should I Treat My Seeds With Hot WaterMany forms of blight, leaf spot, and mildew occur through the planting of contaminated seed. In recent years, many growers have turned to the process of hot water seed treatment as a means of prevention for these crop diseases. Learn more about this here.
By Tonya Barnett

