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On Propagation — FREEDOM GARDENS

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PROPAGATION is the process in which plants are grown from seeds or cuttings.  Most vegetable propagation will be started by seed.  GERMINATION is the development of a plant from seed to seedling.  The act of planting a seed is the process of propagation and the act of the seed sprouting is the process of germination. LESSON 2: ON SEEDS LESSON 3: ON IRRIGATION LESSON 4: ON TRANSPLANTING LESSON 5: ON COMPOSTING LESSON 6: ON TRELLISING LESSON 7: ON FOOD JUSTICE LESSON 8: ON INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT LESSON 9: ON DISEASE IDENTIFICATION LESSON 10: ON HARVESTING LESSON 11: ON SOIL LESSON 12: ON BOTANY ABOUT SHANNON LAI Shannon Lai is a first generation Burmese-Chinese American born and raised in New York. Shannon began her farming journey on a 1-acre plot in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.  From farming 12-acres of diversified crops and flowers at Amber Waves Farm in Amagansett, Long Island to back in NYC, at Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farms, where she became the Farm Manager at their Sunset Park Far

LESSONS Lesson 1: ON PROPAGATION PROPAGATION is the process in which plants are grown from seeds or cuttings. Most vegetable propagation will be started by seed. GERMINATION is the development of a plant from seed to seedling. The act of planting a seed is the process of propagation and the act of the seed sprouting is the process of germination. Upcoming LESSON 2: ON SEEDS LESSON 3: ON IRRIGATION LESSON 4: ON TRANSPLANTING LESSON 5: ON COMPOSTING LESSON 6: ON TRELLISING LESSON 7: ON FOOD JUSTICE LESSON 8: ON INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT LESSON 9: ON DISEASE IDENTIFICATION LESSON 10: ON HARVESTI

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