Plant Propagation
If you want a garden full of gorgeous perennials,
hardy shrubs and a bounty of vegetables and annual flowers, you have to
do one of two things. You can either pay at the
checkout counter every spring (and that gets “old” very quickly) or you
can learn the simple techniques of starting your own free plants.If you’re looking to find and grow those unusual plants that make the neighbors sit up and take notice, (you know - the kind that you can never find in garden centers) then you’re going to have to start these beauties yourself.
And as luck would have it, getting your own plants for free (from your neighbor even) is simple and straightforward. You can have a garden full of free plants if you follow a few simple guidelines.
As many of you know, I ran a specialist greenhouse and nursery for over 20 years and I’ve grown literally millions of plants in that time. And almost every one of them was started right on the farm. Give me one plant and I’d turn it into hundreds for my nursery customers. With over 1800 varieties of perennials to grow and 6-800 varieties of annuals, I was always looking for the easiest and fastest way to propagate my own plants. And frankly, I found them; producing a hundred thousand plants (or more) every spring for my kids to pot up for sale.
Simple Techniques
I’ve boiled these techniques down to the simplest and most effective ways for home gardeners to get free plants. And if you want that garden full of plants, here’s what you need to know.
Starting annual and vegetable seeds is straightforward and while you may not have to hit the goals I had in the greenhouses (over 95% of all seeds germinated successfully) you don’t want to waste seeds either. You want all you can get now that seeds are becoming very expensive.
Perennial flower seeds are even more expensive and a little harder to grow but I still hit my targets because of several simple methods and equipment you already have in your house. Between my refrigerator, a few baggies and some damp vermiculite I know the precise number of days and temperatures I should be holding the seeds to get all those plants in my garden.
Easy Plant Cuttings for Free Perennials and Shrubs
I also accept gifts of plant cuttings from friends and neighbors when I visit them. Gardeners are usually pretty helpful when it comes to giving cuttings and because I always travel with a baggie and cooler, I get to bring home some pretty remarkable plant cuttings. Rooting them successfully follows and then they go out to grace our garden and property. I landscape my gardens at a much lower cost than most folks simply because I’m not afraid to cut up a plant or collect my own seed and start it.
Common Sense
This ebook describes all these common sense techniques so you can do the same thing. And while I had a full 1500 square foot propagation greenhouse to play with on the farm, I now use my refrigerator, an old aquarium, a trouble light and baggies to produce a garden’s worth of flowers and shrubs. It doesn’t take much and most homes have the basics already. The only thing you might consider buying is a grow lamp and the cost of that will be paid off in the first few perennials or expensive shrubs you grow yourself.
You can produce your own starter plants and landscape plants. Not only seeding techniques are covered but so are the tricks to producing cuttings from perennials as well as shrubs. I even cover a very simple way to get more free trees from your own garden.
What 's covered?
Seed sowing for both annuals and hardy perennials. This includes tougher plants such as shrubs and roses.
Taking cuttings from annuals, perennials, shrubs, roses and trees. Some are tip cuttings and some are hardwood cuttings and some are even root cuttings but the ebook tells you which techniques work on which plants.
Division of perennials is something I carefully cover because there’s so much misinformation out there about dividing herbaceous plants. I think a lot of it is written by people who don’t do a lot of digging themselves. My gardens and in-ground nursery at the farm were over an acre is size and I can tell you that this is a *lot* of digging to do every year. So we figured out the easy ways of doing this work (I hate hard unnecessary hard work) :-)
So - if you can start if from seed. If you can cut it up or chop it in half the ebook tells you how to succeed with getting free plants for your garden. It tells you how to grow them on and get them ready to go into your garden.
And that my friends is all done in a short and clear way. This 36 page ebook (about a 15mg download with all the pictures) doesn’t waste space or your time. It tells you what you need to know and how to do it. Simply and easily.
You can have
all the free plants you want for your garden if you know how to
propagate your own plants.
Instant Download
And I’ll give you instant download access to these techniques right now if you click on the links. The price of the ebook is only $9.95 and that’s less than the price of a single large perennial or shrub you’ll grow yourself.
Finally and most importantly, I want you to be happy with your ebook. If for any reason you buy the ebook and decide it isn’t what you were looking for or are unhappy (for any reason) simply email me and I’ll refund your money. I give you a full 90 days to make this money-back decision because I want you to be happy buying one of my ebooks. Frankly, life is too short to have unhappy customers or readers. This is how I want to be treated so this is how I treat you folks.
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