CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

‘j%e stalks e;~n 1~ kept 01’er winter ljy covering with sand on a dry
knoll, I’liit’iIIg the st:rll;s tr.nct santl in laytxrs. (‘over the whole with
J)oards to shed the water. Suckers which appear during summer
can be reniovetl ant1 planted or matlc into cuttings. Seeds are
sometilnes used for grouing the early-l~l~tturing varieties.
Cassia. tqrr tn iu0.w.
The I)c’rtl2rtri;rl arid noc~dy kintls are grown frotn divisions and by
cuttings of firm \i\-0~1 struck in heat ; t.hc annuals by seeds ; C.
nctrr!jlulrr/irrl ;ilso l,;,. ctil-ision.
Castanea : (‘h~t222rf.
‘l‘lrt: C2lStflllt’it nuts of eommcrce are Brazil-nuts (Berthollet.ia),
not grim-n in Xort 11 America.
Castor-oil Bean : /- cuttings of the ripe wood. The named
varieties are ~>rt~J>irgatearittely potted. See Orchi&, page 372.
Cauliflower (/I~/+~irrt olrrrrccn var. hofrj$is). Cmmfera?.
Gro\vn from seeds much as cabbage, which see.
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