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October 01, 2007
4:30 AM Eastern |
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In the second part of this two-part series on plant propagation, host Maureen Glimer shows how to start a garden from cuttings. Dividing plants not only prevents overgrowth, it allows you to expand your garden without having to buy new plants. Using cuttings is also an inexpensive way to locate species that may be difficult to find at a nursery. As she transforms an empty garden plot into a colorful and cost-efficient garden, Gilmer demonstrates how to graft two species together to create unique plants with the characteristics you prefer.
