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Apr 4, 2025 28 min

Plant Propagation

from Talkin' Dirty at the Library Hosted by Athens-Limestone County Public Library

Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with Extension Agent, Allyson Shabel, about plant propagation. They discuss the different ways gardeners can get new plants from their already established home or neighbor gardens. Highlighting the technique of plant cuttings, seeds, and plant layering, Allyson gives details about the best practices and tools to give new plants the best start. Links: https://www.aces.edu/ (Alabama Cooperative Extension) https://www.alcpl.org/ Have questions about this episode? Email [email protected] Music by Pixabay

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