Be warned, though, that this one takes some time.
Depending on your plant, don’t rush to get them in the ground, she says.
Start by propagating indoors or controlled environment.
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This is key for developing a strong root system and makes for a much easier transition to the outdoors.
This can be created using plastic coverings or domes to help keep moisture in, she says.
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you might look around for locally organized groups, or Valenzuela says she likes to simply ask her neighbors.
Often, neighbors are happy to share!
This method not only saves money, but also supports mylocal gardening community, Valenzuela says.
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Rather than ditch them, you canstore them properlyand back up your future self some money.
But notethe storage really is a key component.
Some can last anywhere from two to five years.
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Often, Singleton says she loves to peruse the discount racksat her hardware store or nursery.
These plants can be obtained with a deeply discounted or sometimes free price tag, she says.
This goes for both store-bought fruitandvegetables.
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Instead, its always best to procure tried-and-true seedswith clear germination, handling, and storage instructions.
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