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Magnificent Pots

HOW TO PROPAGATE FROM CUTTINGS

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Sarah Raven

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An introduction to magnificent pots

Designing your pots

Creating a sowing and planting schedule

Sowing seeds for pots

Potting up dahlias

Pricking out your seedlings

How to propagate from cuttings

Whopper pots in spring bloom - soft and warm palette

Whopper pots in spring bloom - dark and rich palette

Whopper pots in spring bloom - boiled sweet palette

Whopper pots in spring bloom - soft and cool palette

Planting drought resistant pots for table centres

Planting a whopper pot for summer

Planting a summer pot for a shady garden

The whopper pot in July

The shade pot in July

The Dutch yard in July

The drought tolerant table centres in July

Other favourite pot recipes

A whopper pot recipe with dahlias, amaranth, and cardiospermum

Perennial pots with salvias

Perennial pots with Achillea

Dark and rich pot recipes

September pots in the Dutch yard

How to propagate from cuttings

Sarah teaches you how to propagate pelargoniums from cuttings and how to pot on salvia plants, helping you to multiply your plants without having to buy new ones.

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