Proplifting Can Get You Free Plants, But Is It Worth It?
Proplifting is taking fallen bits of plants from the garden store floor and propagating new plants from them. But will it get you into legal trouble?
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Proplifting is taking fallen bits of plants from the garden store floor and propagating new plants from them. But will it get you into legal trouble?
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