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Plant Propagation

the reference manual of woody plant propagation

13 years ago

i am new to this forum .maybe you all have this book but just in case i thought i should mention it.it is by michael a dirr and charles w heuser jr great info on propagation in the front followed by details about specific plants from profesional growers

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yiorges-z5il
13 years ago
As a former student of Michael I agree with your estimate of his books.
ricjo22
Original Author
13 years ago
i didnt know ther were more tha one i'll have to look them up
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calistoga_al ca 15 usda 9
13 years ago
This wonderful reference suffers the same as any gardening or growing book in that it does not include every plant you will want to research. I wish this book could be spread to twice or three times its size. Dr.Dirrs writing style is non-technical and easy to read and understand. Al

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