CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

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Dodecatheon (Shooting-Star). I’T~w IL/WWF..
Prqagut~d Slowly lq seeds. The roots may be divided in
spring or autlllnn. (‘rlttings of the whole root can be used effectively,
the root bein, (r taken ofI’ the crown, planted upright, and
covered with the sandy soil.
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Incrcascxc reaclily by. seeds, which should be handled same as
t leans. $1 jet imt5 c.*uttage or la?*erage is employed for the more
wood!. kintls. SW I’ll fvwrinJ for 1). Th,tr,tt hrrgian~us.
Doodia. ~‘o~~~~~o,liraf~f~a~.
Propagation 1,)~ spores and tfi\.ision. See FWns, page 312.
Doronicum (Ixoparcl’s Bane). (~ouI~I~)s~~E
Alliltipliccl 1-j~~4s anfl divisions.
Dorstenia. Jlorarfw.
Propagated 1,). se&
R-hen repotting.
when procuraJble ; division of the plant
Doryanthes. ;f mrrrylliflacfw.
Propagated 1)~. su&~rs in pots ; they are produced after flowering.
Downingia (( ‘lintonia of se&men). IJohrl,incccp.
,Snnuals e;rsil>* groivn from secrls sown in the open or started
under g’lass.
Draba (FY hi t low-Grass). Cyrur(fpraT.
By fall-sown or spring-sown seeds ; the perennials by division.
Draczena. Lili~~tctv.
Propagation as for (:ord>vlinc, which see, page 288.
Dracocephalum (Ikapon’s Head). I,a~hiafce.
The annuals are raised easily- from seeds, sown in the open in
spring or started indoors. Perennials are handled by division or
by cutting5 of growing wood in spring.
Dracontiurn. ~1 raccal.
Propagation as for amorphophallus. See also Aracece, page 239.
Dracunculus. A RNVW.
Propagation as for arum, by offsets of the tubers and sometimes
by seeds. See Arucc~, page 239.