Raising Morning glories from seed

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Morning glories are ideal for use in covering fences and trellises, or for growth over shrubs and hedges. This vine is easily grown from seed, but the seed coat needs to be broken to ensure germination, otherwise the hard outer coat may impede the process. Further planting instructions are presented.

Case studies, Physiological aspects, Morning glories, Climbing plants

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Perennials from seed: it's rewarding - and economical - to raise your own

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Growing perennial flowers from their seeds involves constructing either an indoor 'greenhouse' with fluorescent lights or an outdoor frame to hold pans of water. Controlling the availability of light, moisture constancy and temperature are keys to generating hardy sprouts.

Sowing

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Perennials from cuttings: increase your stock with these simple techniques

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New perennials can be developed from tip and root cuttings. Propagating these new shoots involves either taking a cutting, making a cutting or sticking a cutting. It is easier and tidier than either plant division or sowing from seed.

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