plant propagation

"Looks at how pollinators make the world a better place, as well as the threats they face and how people can protect them"--OCLC.

Plants have many ways for propagation. For instance, flowering plants usually attract bees and butterflies. Bees and butterflies then fly from flower to flower. This helps the flowering plants to bear seeds or fruits.

Provides an introduction to growing plants, exploring the different types and ways to start a plant and more.

SUMMARY: Pictures and descriptions of garden flowers, their botanical origins, and directions for cultivation.

Explains how to grow healthy, productive vegetables, herbs, and flowers from seed.

Provides an introduction to growing plants, exploring the different types and ways to start a plant and more.

A guide to plant propagation that illustrates practical step-by-step propagation techniques and offers an alphabetically arranged overview of more than one thousand garden plants.

Outlines the techniques involved in raising plants from seeds, cuttings, division, layering, and other methods of propagation, and features an encyclopedia of approximately eighteen hundred hardy and tender ornamental and fruiting plants, vegetables, and culinary herbs.

A guide to plant propagation that includes explanations of the different propagation techniques, advice on choosing the right seeds, and instructions for caring for the plants.