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Collinsia. Svrc~j~h rilrrriwrv.
I’rq~:lgat~~(l 11). SWV!S sown in the fall outdoors in well-drained
soi1 aid protect~vl over winter ; may also bc sown in spring for
later bloom.
Colocasia. .lra07r.
Propagation as for cxlarlium, by offsets of the tubers or “ bulbs.”
Tare is the tnlxlrous roots of C. nrrtiquorurrl~ or C. rscul~r~ta. Da&en
is another forni. ( ‘onsul t C~clrl~f~ilc~?,?., pa,gc‘ 2ti5.
Colutea (Itladrl~ S;1~1ina 1. Lr~gli,~~r irlnsw.
3Iultipliecl 1,~. stats sown in spring, and by cuttings in sandy soil
in ;lntlimn. I~arc kintls are sometimes grafted on C. arborcscelzs
in spring nntlcr glass.
Comfrey: spr &r/t I/ Ii1 -
Commeiina. foul ulrii~twcw.
Grown from seeds sown in a frame early in April ; also by
cuttings, which will root in sand, in a gentle hotbed, in March or
April. Sometinics propagated 1)~ division of the tubers.
Comptonia (Frr,rr@HI Irr ~.s~)l(~~ vers. By
some hotanis;tS;, this interesting native plant is included in Myrica,
as JI. a.splrw (folio.
Conifers. COU