Propagation, Drip Irrigation, Pesticides

In this episode, master gardener Paul James demonstrates how to make new plants out of old ones by taking cuttings. He starts a new tomato plant by putting a cutting in a glass of water, transferring it to a container while the roots are still small. Plants such as African violets can be propagated by taking a leaf cutting. Tips are also given for softwood and hardwood cuttings. Plus, James explains the difference between chemical sprays and dusts and demonstrates how to install and use drip irrigation. Finally, the Gardener Guy cooks up some fried green tomatoes.

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