THE PROPAGATOR REPORTS

If you look at the map of America, the geographical possibilities to find out what is going on with the horticultural scene are rather few.
Gardening and horticultural aesthetics do not seem relevant to the average citizen.  It does not matter the ethnic, gender, sexual preference, social, age, religion, economical, educational segment of the population, it is real.

However, I decided to practice gardening to the best of my skills, credentials, experience and botanical certificate from the NYBG.

From what I observe, many gardeners with blogs in any continent, depend exclusively on nurseries and opinions expressed by others in a vacuum without references or trajectory. Buying, selling, pretty photos,  seem to be the important issues within this group.

My approach is a little different. I collect, propagate, make compost and my own soil. This way I avoid bringing home, diseases from nurseries. 

Here is the inventory of what I have propagated from

seed*, cut stems**

and division ***, during the last six months

4 white Plumerias **

1 Allamanda

6 Turnera subulata

1 Thunbergia alata

3 Pseuderantemun reticulatum

4 Origanum vulgare

3 Rosmarinum officinale

4 Ocimun basilicum

3 yellow Hibiscus

2 Capsicum florescens

12 Pedilanthus tuberose ***

3 Manihot esculenta

15 Mirabilis siciliana *

3 Carica papaya