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Layering

Layering is possibly the most certain method for reproducing a plant. It works on many species but not all. Details and explanations in these posts.

Air-layering lavender, a how-to with pictures

Air-layering lavender: root your lavender stems in pouches of soil on the plant

Perennials
Dracaena marginata propagation

Propagating Dracaena marginata plants: 3 techniques

Gardening
Young propagated lavender shoots

Propagate lavender with these 100% propagation guidelines

Garden Flowers
Air root on a ficus ginseng

Air roots forming on Ficus Ginseng

Foliage houseplants
Plumbago multiply

Propagating plumbago – multiply these blue wonders!

Climbing plants
Layering lavender

Layering lavender, a great way to propagate lavender

Garden Flowers
Woody lavender pruning

How to prune lavender that is woody

Garden Flowers

How to prune a blackberry shrub

N&G TV
Runners of strawberry plants guided along a cement driveway to spread and multiply.

Layering strawberry plants, simple steps for more berries!

The fruit Orchard
Two varieties of Bana grass, one purple in front and one green in the back, along a dirt field.

Bana grass, a tall grass for landscaping and much, much more

Ornamental grasses
Layering means putting a portion of a stem in the ground for it to root. In this case, lavender

Layering or marcotting, a propagation technique

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