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These are more complicated methods of increasing plants, and are mainly performed on plants that do not come true from seeds and cannot be divided or layered. Budding involves uniting a bud of the desired variety with a rootstock of known and desired vigour. In grafting, a shoot with several buds is united with a desired rootstock (see pages 38–41).

Wildflower meadows often become a feast of colour from annuals; wildflower mixes are available from seed companies.