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Fortunella : Ii’ II WC~ZUI~.
Fothergilla. Hurrln ~rrvlidncrw.
I’lWp~l~i~ ted II)’ srcds, sown iu spring ; Ivy layers which should
havtl two ~-ears to root ; F. Cnrdwii also by suckers and root-
(IlIt tinge;.
Fragaria : ,wT11~blwy.
Francoa. Sfc.~~~‘rcrgllr~cc.
Propagated by seeds, sown in early spring in a coolhouse or
frame ; iilso !bj- division.
Fraxinus (Ash). I~~~wIYF.
t’ropagated chiefly 1)~ seeds, which should be stratified until fall
or the spring followiug the gathering. The seeds are not expected
t0 gt.rminate the yc>ar in which they mature, and sometimes remain
ciorlnwnt t,ill tile secotkti year. The named sorts are worked on
stbec]ling stocks if the sorts are upright growers, or top-grafted if
t hey are weepers. ‘l’lle~~ may be grafted in early spring or bud-
&d in SlJlllJJlCI‘. 130th the European and American species are
IWc-~ for stocks.
Freesia. I riclrr~clj.
UI+ts pro\-& the usual means of propaga,tion, and the strongest
ones should give l~iloon~ the following yea,r. Freesias grow readily
frotn Seeds, sow11 ;t~ soon as ripe ; some of the recent kinds wil:
gi\-e bloom in six or seven months from seed, but usually one to
t 11 ree years are required.
Fremontia. Sfr~rclrlincm.
j T3y seeds, or I,\- , greenwood cuttings under glass in summer.
Fritillaria. L,il icrr~.
Propagated t)>- offsets and natural division of bulbs. Plants
should be lifted and divided now and then. Also increased by
seecls, HS soon as rip{‘ tvhere the plants are to stand the first year.
Fuchsia &atlit~;’ I