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Erythronium (l)og’s-toot11 Violet. :~cl(lt~r’s-ToIlgu~~). Iilinfm.
Offsets or bull~c~ls are usually cmployctl for the European and
~~tSt-i~lllt~ric’;ll~ spc~cic5, taken as soon as tllrt lcaves die after
flowering. Most of t lw ~~cSt.-ilIIlt!rictln spccics arc grown from
seeds.
Erythroxylon. I:‘r~/1hrr,.I~!/l(lc~f~rr.
C’uttings of half-ripcqle(l shoots in sa.nd uncler a glass, in heat,
are st~colrlrll~~ntl~~tl. S~WIS, if obtainable, may be employed.
Escallonia. ‘sfl,l~i~~r’il~nf’t’rr.
Sw(ls, wlacn ol)tainillk, ma)- lw usetl. ( ‘utt infs of firm wood
strike unclcr glass. I ,;1J*crs and sucl~rs arc sometimes employed
for propa ga t ion.
Eschscholtzia (C’aliforrki Poppy’). Z’cII~cl~!r~~~cccT.
Prop;rg;ttcrl rtlaclily l)y seeds whcrc plants arc to stand, which
shor~lti gi\-c IAooming stock the same season. In gardens treated
as IL hard 1 annual, although plant,s will bloom the second year;
often self-sows.
Eucalyptus (Gm-‘lhc). dl~/r~rrrrw.
Planted cstcnsi\-cl>* in t ‘alifornkr. kown from seeds gathered
as soon ;ts the potis open. It is best to sow in a light loam in
flats ; )~Ollll~ pl;111ts rrsrl;llly 171’Cd ShILdf’. The seed is sown in
spring, amI sctbcllings shoultl 1~ largt’ enough for transplanting
to the ficl(l thci following spring. :\s greenhouse subjects, eucalypti
may 1~ grown front cutt-ings.
Eucharidium. O~~ct,clwrwcr.
Increased c;lsil>- I)y suds, sown 11sual1~. in the open border in
spring or autumn.
Eucharis (~b~~azcm I,ilj-), ,,I ~~l~,~~~llitlrrccl~.
T’su;tll)* increased by oflscts from the large bulbs, preferably in
spring. Somr~timts grown from seeds, when obtainable, under glass.
Euchlaena (Tcosin t(b). Grn~~ir~cce.
Progagaterl (lircctly 1)~ seed, as for maize.
Eucomis.
Irmyascd
I,ilirrrm.
1,)~ oft’s&, sometimes by srvds under glass.