Hey - I am in the Hampton, Virginia, USA. I am in zone 8. What got me was easy. I am always looking for easy. Don't mind hard if the instructions on how to successfully do HARD are clear. My passion is propagation - all types- seeds, air layering, root cuttings, stem cuttings, soil blocking, aerogardening, hydroponic. I just learned about leaf cutting propagation (african violets) I am excited. I have not been successful at grafting. Maybe a few more Youtubes or I need a face to face class/workshop with human interaction! Right now I am seed starting veggies for a Spring Plant Sale. I have winter sowed. Did it again last month all native plants - my other interest! I am removing some non-natives and adding more natives so my yard is more balanced and pollinator friendly/inviting. Planted a bunch of spring blooming bulbs 2 weeks ago. Will start pruning my fruit trees mid February.
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Dahlia
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Welcome to the forum from the Pacific Northwest! That is cool that you are focusing on native plants!
ducks4you
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from Central IL. Please put your location with your avatar or in your signature, bc I will forget where you garden, once you start posting. 😀
flowerbug
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welcome to TEG from mid-Michigan. 
plant propagation techniques were the things that got me into house plants as a younger child. you could say it blossomed from there...
plant propagation techniques were the things that got me into house plants as a younger child. you could say it blossomed from there...
Branching Out
Deeply Rooted
Welcome from southwestern B.C.! I am very curious about propagating with root cuttings and leaf cuttings but have never tried those techniques, so I look forward to learning more about your methods.
SPedigrees
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Welcome from northern New England. I agree with you about "easy" being a huge draw!
