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Gypsophila paniculata (Babys breath), making cut across top of rootstock, using a knife (propagation by grafting), close-up

Gypsophila paniculata (Babys breath), making cut across top of rootstock, using a knife (propagation by grafting), close-up


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Gypsophila paniculata (Babys breath), making cut across top of rootstock, using a knife (propagation by grafting), close-up

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© Dorling Kindersley/UIG

Cutting Cuttings Gardening Grafting Knife Perennial Propagation Root Rootstock Stem Gypsophila Human Hand


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This close-up print captures the intricate process of propagating Gypsophila paniculata, commonly known as Baby's Breath, through grafting. The image showcases an adult gardener carefully making a cut across the top of the rootstock using a knife. Set against a clean white background in a studio setting, every detail is highlighted with precision. Grafting is a technique widely used in gardening to combine desirable traits from different plants onto one rootstock. In this case, it allows for the propagation and cultivation of Gypsophila paniculata, which is valued for its delicate white flowers and airy appearance. The photograph beautifully portrays the hands-on nature of horticulture as we see only one person engaged in this meticulous task. The human hand holding the knife symbolizes our ability to shape and manipulate nature to suit our needs. With its horizontal composition and focus on both cutting stem and rootstock, this image conveys not just the technical aspect but also emphasizes how crucial each step is in successful grafting. It serves as an educational tool for aspiring gardeners or anyone interested in understanding plant propagation techniques. Captured by Dorling Kindersley for Universal Images Group (UIG), this print offers insight into the world of gardening while showcasing the beauty that can be found even within scientific processes like grafting.

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