Propagation
Propagation
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Fall Plant Propagation: Propagating Plants In Fall
Successful plant propagation during the offseason requires knowledge in when to take cuttings and what plants to propagate. Learn more here.
By Amy Grant
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Propagation Basics: Plant Propagating For Beginners
Plant propagation for beginners is a matter of trial and error often, but some tips can help guarantee success. Click here to learn more.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Wind Pollination Examples - How Wind Pollination Works
Without pollination, many of our favorite food crops would cease to exist. Read on to learn more about how wind pollination works.
By Tonya Barnett
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How To Clone A Plant
Cloning a plant will produce a genetically identical offspring, but it takes knowledge, some skill, and consideration for patents.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Plant Division: How To Divide Plants
Plant division involves digging up plants and dividing them into two or more sections. Discover the how and when of dividing plants in the following article so you can add more plants to the garden while keeping them healthy.
By Nikki Tilley
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What Is Reseeding: How To Manage Self-Seeders In Gardens
One of the best bangs for your gardening buck is a reseeding plant. The term refers to plants that set viable seed and grow anew the next season. But how do you manage these plants? Click here to learn more.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Can You Plant Cut Flowers: Will Cut Flowers Grow Roots
A popular gift for holidays or special occasions is that of flower bouquets, but a gift of plants will soon die. What if you could turn that bouquet back into growing plants? Rooting bouquet flowers is possible with a few simple tips. Click here to learn more.
By Teo Spengler
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What Is A Cotyledon: When Do Cotyledons Fall Off
Cotyledons may be one of the first visible signs a plant has germinated. What is a cotyledon? It is the embryonic part of a seed which stores fuel for further growth. Learn more about cotyledons in this article. Click here for more info.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Whip And Tongue Grafting Basics And Benefits
One method of grafting that has much success is called whip and tongue grafting. What is whip and tongue grafting? Click here for more.
By Teo Spengler
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Dividing Plants As Gifts – Giving Plant Divisions To Friends
Dividing plants is essential to maintaining their healt. A popular idea to consider is dividing garden plants to give as gifts. Click here.
By Tonya Barnett
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Bare Root Planting – How To Plant A Bare Root Plant
Those who are new to gardening or online shopping may not think to check the product details to see if the plants are shipped in pots or bare root. What are bare root plants? Click here for that answer, as well as information on bare root plant care.
By Darcy Larum
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Banana Trunk Planter – Growing Vegetables In Banana Stems
Growing veggies in banana trunks is an innovative way to garden. Banana trunk planters may just be the next new thing. Learn more here.
By Tonya Barnett
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Dutch Bucket Hydroponic Garden: Using Dutch Buckets For Hydroponics
What is Dutch bucket hydroponics and what are the benefits of a Dutch bucket growing system? Click here to find out.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Growing Cuttings In Winter: How To Overwinter Cuttings From Plants
Even if you can move them, annuals often don’t last indoors during winter. Instead, consider keeping cuttings over winter. Get started here.
By Becca Badgett
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Starting Seeds In Newspaper: Making Recycled Newspaper Pots
Seed starter pots from newspaper are simple to make and an environmentally friendly use of the material. Click here to learn how to make them.
By Amy Grant
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What Is Semi-Hydroponics – Growing Semi-Hydroponics At Home
What is semi-hydroponics? The following article discusses growing semi-hydroponics at home and DIY semi-hydroponics. Click here.
By Amy Grant
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Winter Propagating: Can You Propagate Plants In Winter
Can you propagate plants in winter? Yes, winter propagation is possible. Click here to learn all about winter plant propagation.
By Amy Grant