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extensive seed starting books?

 
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Can anyone out their give me some recommendations for a really good book on starting seeds? For the most part trees,bushes, and vines? Vegetables and Flowers are cake but I have a hard time with trees.
 
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Mmmmm, let me see... trees, huh?

"Plant Propagation" covers materials, seed colection and storage, developing seeds, containers, trees, shrubs, dormancy, layering, soft woods, green woods, hard woods, leaf cuttings, grafting and all of that in a step-by-step way.
 
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