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properly packed in a thermos bottle in clean chilled sphagnum
and cracked ice. 13~1 by the ordinary shield method, with a
T-shape{1 cut and unwaxed raEa wrapping. Protect the wrapping
from rain by a COIW of paraffined paper tied tightly around the
stem, or in situations free from clust and dirt omit the cones but
use for bud wrappings raffia sterilized by boiling. After three
we& the I,utl wrappings may be removed if the stock is choking
sc-brious!Jr. T:,arl~v in the following spring cut off the stock about
half an inrh al )o\.(b tllcb 1~1, and by repclntedly rubbing all stock
sprouts, ;LIIOW 110 grrtj\vtll front the bush cscept that from t,lie in-
SlTttYI hds. Tic> tht* 110w I~ucl shoots to st~akcs.
Bocconia. T’u pi1 1’c’)‘rlr’r’fr’.
l’rop;~qt(~(I cBllic+l?V 1)~~ sdwrs, tukcn from old plants in summer,
( ‘!!ttir!gs fro!!! !!!V 2rih r If rlic* large lea\-es in early summer will
llili.(’ roots I)t’fOI’(f lvintchr. Root-cuttings of 13. cord&. (i!Wcdcaya
f~dftffl j St rilcll droll-. IlLsily grown from seeds.
Bahmeria. T -~ficwc’lYr.
I-I:~ntllt~t 1)). clivision ; also l)y sct& when obtainable.
Boltonia. (Tc,rrl I)ositw.
AIrlltipliecl I))* tli\*isions of thth root, in spring ; and by seeds.
Bomarea. ,.1 r,lllr.!Jlbitlrlc~rlIrl.
I\Inltiplit~cl 1)~. l’rt~11 scoot.-;, in ;L \vitrlll houst~ ; also by cart~ful ’
dii-ision of tlicb rllizc~lritl iyitll SOT~V of thtb roots attu.&d.
Borago (l$or;~~~). Uol'(l!li//(l('c'(I'.
I’ropagatc~~l I)>- sc~bcls ill spring ; ills0 l)y (Iivisions in spring, Or
l)I* . cuttings in i1 ftYlttl(~ Oli’ Ilnclc~l’ glMS.
Borassus. T’rr? 111 ~IW~I~.
Hantlll~l. l)j- schthcls ill :L stro!l; Id torn heat and atwdant
t uw. StY’ l’(fI://lS, IIilgt‘ *)I “-- 1.
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Boronia. ~l~d~~~~~w.
lncr~sc~l 1,?- st~l ant1 1)~ cuttings of young or half-ripened wood.
I’lace tlicso ill it tllorou~hly tlrained pot with a compost of finely
sifted lo:~m, peat and sand, with 1 inch of sand on the surface, and
co\‘tbr Faith a bell-glass, in a temperature from 45” to 50”. Seeds
s:milarly treated make flowering plants the same season.
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