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Washington State University
Gardening in Western Washington -
Native Plants
(Identifying, Propagating & Landscape)
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plants can be propagated from seed, although it can be
time-consuming and, with some species, undependable. However,
using seed is a valuable propagation method because it reduces the
likelihood of injuring the parent plant, minimizes your impact on
natural settings, and makes it possible to grow a large number of
seedlings. Plants grown from seed also tend to establish more
readily than when transplanted at a larger size. |
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Credit:
Leigh, Michael. Grow Your Own Native Landscape.
Revised Edition, June 1999. |
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