What are the propagation methods for potted New York asters?

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In mid-autumn, the New York asters in the small garden bloom in competition, clusters of fresh and romantic beauty. The New York aster, also known as willowleaf aster or New York purple aster, is a perennial herbaceous plant with persistent roots in the Asteraceae family, Aster genus. Its flowers are small and exquisite, and its colors are diverse and brilliant, making it a very lovely variety among chrysanthemums.

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What are the propagation methods for potted New York asters?

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