Are you interested in expanding your gardening skills and knowledge? Join our comprehensive online workshop focused on plant propagation, covering three essential techniques: sexual plant propagation, vegetative (asexual) propagation, and micropropagation.

This workshop series is perfect for both beginners and experienced gardeners who want to deepen their understanding of how plants reproduce and thrive.

Module #1 – Sexual Plant Propagation: November 4, 6 & 11

Description: Introduction to plant propagation, biology of plant propagation, terminology, and the propagation environment including microclimatic conditions (relative humidity, temperature, light, & gases), edaphic factors (propagation media, nutrients, and water), and biotic factors.  Also, basics of seed propagation and seed dormancy including exogenous dormancy, physical dormancy, seed scarification, chemical dormancy, endogenous dormancy, physiological dormancy, seed stratification, morphological dormancy, and double dormancy.

The cost is $150 per module, and with three modules in total, you’ll receive a well-rounded education on these vital techniques that every gardener should know for a total cost of $400. Save $50 by signing up for all three.

Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your gardening skills! Whether you’re looking to expand your garden or start a new hobby, this workshop is the perfect chance to gather the knowledge and confidence needed. Enroll today and take your gardening to the next level!

Download a printable Plant Propagation Workshop narrative here with a link to the online registration. 

For more information, contact Dr. Bridgen at mpb27@cornell.edu or Shari Romar at sr369@cornell.edu.