Amateur Gardening

Propagators

IF there is one thing a gardener never tires of, it’s the excitement of seeing seeds start to germinate or roots starting to emerge from a cutting. Success with these ventures can never be guaranteed, but a good propagation case will go a long way to helping you achieve germination.

Lots of choice

Propagators can be as simple or as complicated as you prefer and much will depend on how often you propagate plants, the quantities being grown and the space you have available. They range from a basic seed tray covered with a clear plastic lid, (ideal for the kitchen windowsill), through to largescale kits with a heating element (for use in a greenhouse or conservatory). You can even add supplementary lighting if you

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