Sow, Cut and Grow - Basic Propagation
Hannah Fox, of micro-nursery Bright Green Fox, talks through the essentials of plant propagation that can be applied to a very wide range of garden plants enabling viewers to confidently approach multiplying their plants cheaply and efficiently. And all in an entrancingly beautiful garden!
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Sow, Cut, and Grow - 3 - October
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Autumn is the time to collect seeds of garden plants. the most cost-effective way of propagating perennials. Hannah talks us through various types of seed, and how they need to be cleaned and processed prior to sowing; and then the business of seed sowing itself. She goes on to look at the propag...
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Sow, Cut, and Grow - 1 - March
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perennial basal cuttings. She moves on to the hand-pollination of hellebores, so that later in the year, you can gather seed of plants which will produce high quality flowers.
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Sow, Cut, and Grow- 2 - April
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Hannah starts off by looking through a garden border and discusses which plants she might propagate, moving on to the division of perennials, grasses and a rhizomatous fern. She moves on to the growing on of seedlings and rooted cuttings.
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Sow March trailer
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Sow, Cut and Grow - Basic Propagation
4 videos
Hannah Fox, of micro-nursery Bright Green Fox, talks through the essentials of plant propagation that can be applied to a very wide range of garden plants enabling viewers to confidently approach multiplying their plants cheaply and efficiently. And all in an entrancingly beautiful garden!
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The Flower Farming Year with Rachel Siegfried
4 videos
We spent a full year filming flower farmer Rachel Siegfried and her partner Ash Pearson on their beautiful farm Green and Gorgeous in Oxfordshire. Rachel guides us through all the major annual tasks, beginning with seed sowing on a frosty January morning, working through all four seasons; until ...
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Tom de Witte - Structure in the Perennial Garden
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The Dutch garden designer talks about the use of woody plants in and around perennial gardens to create structure, framing, screening and helping borrow landscapes.
