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tings are taken in January and placed in sand in bottom
they root readily.
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hvat,
Arctotis.
Propagatcvl l,y cuttings in mild heat,. The commonly cultivated
kintls arv ttbn(itlr arlnuals and may be raised readily from seeds
sown in the open \vhtAn weather is warm, or started indoors.
Ardisia. dlyrsir~ctcr~n.
Hancllt~l 1 I)- SCYY~S and cuttings. The latter should be taken
frorr~ yourlg shoots of half-matured wood, and placed in a cutt.ing-
1~~1 vitll 11 tol, ilrl(l t)ottom temperature of 7’3”. The cuttings may
1)~s r(Baclily ol)ti~illt~rl frolll olti plants that have been cut lmck. They
sl~)111(l root in a month. (‘hoosv cuttings only from plants of good
1 )(~rr~Y-l)c5iring hnl,it. (‘uttings give more compact or shorter
I)litnts t h:in scvdlings. Seedlings give fruiting plants the following
>‘c’:li’. I’surllly sc7~ls ;lrcb sown in liLttb winter or early spring, and
ph ts art’ rtxII>’ for I)otting in early summer. Seeds often
~~~rrilinut(~ ~10~1~~.
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