CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

porti:ms iif sterns art-I 011 record. (‘hips from a tree trunk
IlaYC hWl1 lillO\Vll t0 procluw I’li’.lltS, a tttl the olive is readily
inrri-wwcl b>- ktlots or t’xCwsc:ettrw formed r~pott the trunks of
old trees. ‘l’ltcsr ~wreswttc’c~s MY~UI~ itt mutty plants, and are
known RS iil/t/llrt)*. 7’1tt~~* are oftctl abuttciattt about tlte base
of large plut-ie-trees, but. tlteS are ttot often used for purposes
of ptWpiipt iOtt. \Vhc& trttttks will winetimes grow after
h;wirig been (‘lit. for tttatt)’ tnottths, especiall)~ of such plants as
Ctl(‘t.llseS, 11lill1>’ cuphot*I~ias allf.1 )‘1lc’c’ilS. Sect ions of these
spotig~~ trunks will grow, also. Trunc’l~eons of q-cad trunks
and tree ferns inay also giw rise to plants. I5Wll saw-logs of
~ottlmotl trees, US elm :1ru1 asf-n, will sprout while itt the “ bootn,”
or water.
thaw t&it from soft :d still growittg parts, herbaceous in
characater ; those tttit(le of shoots that. huge practicalI?* (leased
growing and are woodsy. The shoots are spoken of as “ wood”
hv I gardeners, whet Itcr a(*tttall>v woody or not ; this has become
tt. sped tWhIli(*ill ttbrttt. “ S1 ips ” are green-wood cuttings, but
the twin is often twtrir~ted to those made by pullitlg or “ slipping
” off ii sit41 si&4toot, att(1 it. is c~otiitnottl~~ applied to
the ttittltiI)lic~atiott of J)t;1,lltS in willrlo\Y-gnr~ells. Al 1 soft-
~00clt~1 pl:ttlts iltl(l ttiittt>r orttitttletltal shrubs are itwrcased by
h rwt’tt cuttiilg3 of ottt’ kind or attothw. Ihtse plants, as gerattittms,
~wlt~uscs, C!ill*ll~lti~~ilS, fwhsias, ilW grown from the Soft
~‘01111g \\:OO(l.;111c
1 111illl)~ IlillYltlr n-oodecl plaltts are growi in
the $1 IUC’ \\-iI>‘. S~tnr~titttes true ltardwood is used, as in
camellia attd iizt! I ea .