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Indoor gardening can be an expensive hobby. Collecting seeds and plants for propagation is a great way to cut costs.

There are many methods of propagation including division, offsets, division of bulbs, tubers and plantlets. Different plants require different methods to grow.

The basic principal of taking a cutting is to keep the section alive while it sprouts new roots. You can take cuttings from azaleas, hibiscus, fuchsias and camellias.

Layering can occur when plant stems that are still attached to their roots come in contact with the soil or other rooting medium.

Who doesn't love a window box, clay pot or hanging planter overflowing with blooming, vibrant geraniums?

Easy to grow coleus with its bright colored foliage is making a comeback in the shady garden, and as an indoor plant for home and office.