Do you want to grow apples from seed? Or learn to graft? Or germinate seeds from that awesome old honey locust tree in your Grandpa's backyard? In Free Plants for Everyone, you will learn tried and true methods of plant propagation that will allow you to grow pretty much anything you like without giving your hard-earned money to plant nurseries. Gardening expert David The Do you want to grow apples from seed? Or learn to graft? Or germinate seeds from that awesome old honey locust tree in your Grandpa's backyard? In Free Plants for Everyone, you will learn tried and true methods of plant propagation that will allow you to grow pretty much anything you like without giving your hard-earned money to plant nurseries. Gardening expert David The Good takes the mystery out of plant propagation and shares propagation secrets from the nursery business as well from his many years of experience. Whether you're interested in starting a plant nursery, saving money on gardening, saving old fruit tree varieties or simply want lots of plants to give away, this book is for you. Start plants from cuttings, seeds, division and more. Includes information on propagating and saving seeds from 101 different species, as well as pen and ink illustrations by the author.
Free Plants for Everyone: The Good Guide to Plant Propagation (The Good Guide to Gardening Book 4)
Do you want to grow apples from seed? Or learn to graft? Or germinate seeds from that awesome old honey locust tree in your Grandpa's backyard? In Free Plants for Everyone, you will learn tried and true methods of plant propagation that will allow you to grow pretty much anything you like without giving your hard-earned money to plant nurseries. Gardening expert David The Do you want to grow apples from seed? Or learn to graft? Or germinate seeds from that awesome old honey locust tree in your Grandpa's backyard? In Free Plants for Everyone, you will learn tried and true methods of plant propagation that will allow you to grow pretty much anything you like without giving your hard-earned money to plant nurseries. Gardening expert David The Good takes the mystery out of plant propagation and shares propagation secrets from the nursery business as well from his many years of experience. Whether you're interested in starting a plant nursery, saving money on gardening, saving old fruit tree varieties or simply want lots of plants to give away, this book is for you. Start plants from cuttings, seeds, division and more. Includes information on propagating and saving seeds from 101 different species, as well as pen and ink illustrations by the author.
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Lydia –
Good information Mostly,I got inspiration from this book. One thing I didn't like,was he lives in Florida and most of what he's growing is tropical. He never addressed what zones these might not work in. That would have helped. I did enjoy it however, and got some great ideas. I'm going out to my garden now to try some if these tricks out. :) Good information Mostly,I got inspiration from this book. One thing I didn't like,was he lives in Florida and most of what he's growing is tropical. He never addressed what zones these might not work in. That would have helped. I did enjoy it however, and got some great ideas. I'm going out to my garden now to try some if these tricks out. :)
Bryan Fordham –
This book was a lot of fun. Part stories and inspiration, part how-to, and part reference. I got a lot out of it, and can see myself referring back to it as I try be things.
Caleb Knox –
Infectious David's love of plant propagation is infectious. Read this book to get that much needed nudge to stop wasting time and plant something already! Infectious David's love of plant propagation is infectious. Read this book to get that much needed nudge to stop wasting time and plant something already!
Johanan Viljoen –
Yet Another Fantastic Offering by One of the 21st Century's Underappreciated Geniuses As we've come to expect, this book presented a stunning array of information in compact (though humorous) glory. I'd recommend the book to anyone with a keen interest in growing food, or plants as a whole. I adored the knowledge, but would love to see more illustrations in future editions. Yet Another Fantastic Offering by One of the 21st Century's Underappreciated Geniuses As we've come to expect, this book presented a stunning array of information in compact (though humorous) glory. I'd recommend the book to anyone with a keen interest in growing food, or plants as a whole. I adored the knowledge, but would love to see more illustrations in future editions.
Carla Clark –
It provided some interesting information but often referred to personal projects that weren't finished, so he couldn't provide feedback on their success or failure. It felt like it was more geared towards outside gardens not Houseplants. It provided some interesting information but often referred to personal projects that weren't finished, so he couldn't provide feedback on their success or failure. It felt like it was more geared towards outside gardens not Houseplants.
Aurora –
Super useful information
Debbyanne Southwell –
Must have Garden read I chose a rating of five as it is one of the best garden guides I have read in a long time! Simple to understand and so many different ways to grow them. The only drawback is if you do not live in America as the seasons are different in my country and can make it a little confusing to know if some of the plants can be grown in Australia but loved this book and looking forward to trying some of the ideas. I would recommend to anyone wanting to garden.
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