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306 THE NURSERY-MANUAL
Empetrum (C‘rowberry, or C’rakeberrJ.). hhpcfracea?.
Increased by seeds ; also by nearly ripe-wood cuttings in late
summer under glass.
Encephalartos. Cyxkxw.
Multiplied by seeds, offsets and suckers. See Cycas.
Endive (Cichoriuttl, I:‘n&~iht). Cowposit@.
Raised readily from seeds, either in the open where the plants
are to stand, or under glass.
Enkianthus. I~ricawm.
Propagation 1~~7 seeds SOP n in spring, by cuttings of ripe wood
under glass in spring, and by greenwood cuttings in summer ;
also by lq*ers.
Eomecon. Pa pu wm0w.
Propagated by seeds ; also by division.
Epacris. Epacridacc~.
Grown from tip cuttings in a frame in winter, with bottom heat,
much a5 for tC!a.
Epidendrum. Orch itlctccae.
The tall-stemmed section of this genus is increased by cuttings, the
section with short thick pseudobulbs b)v division. The former also
occasionall)- productAs viviparous flower-scapes, thus affording a
ready tI1t'iillS of increase. See Orchids, page 372.
Epigaea (Trailing ,Arbutus). ~~ricacm.
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