The Complete Book of Plant Propagation

by Graham Clarke (Author), Graham Clarke (Author), Alan R. Toogood (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  1992

  $3.80

  Thorough instructions for plant propagation. Historical practice, garden hygiene, and equipment and tools are discussed, with advice offered for combating insect and animal pest problems. Techniques follow for collecting and sowing seeds, and for propagating by stem, leaf, and root cuttings; division; layering; grafting; budding; and vegetative and micropropagation. The color photographs and line drawings clearly illustrate directions. Part Two consists of extensive listings detailing propagation methods specific to individual plants. A useful reference. -- Booklist. Will enhance our enjoyment of gardening immensely and I highly recommend it for all gardeners. -- The Gardener. 256 pages (32 in color), 195 b/w illus., 7 1/2 x 9 3/4.

• Used

  Paperback
  2001

  $3.29

  Raising plants from seeds or cuttings is one of the greatest pleasures for the gardener. The Complete Book of Plant Propagation is the only book the amateur gardener will need on this subject, it will provide inspiration and information for a lifetime of successful propagation. All aspects of the subject are covered and every method is clearly illustrated. Colour photographs and numerous line drawings enhance the very detailed text covering not only the history of plant propagation and a study of recent developments, but more specific instruction on techniques such as seed sowing undercover, raising plants from spores, through to grafting, budding and even microplantation.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1990

  $4.25

  Propagation is a technique that needs to be learned. This book covers all methods of propagation for any garden or greenhouse plant, and every method is illustrated. It is aimed primarily at amateur gardeners, but will also be of interest to horticulture students and professional nurserymen. Graham Clarke is also the author of Autumn and Winter Colour in the Garden .