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cuttings arc srcurcci from suckers that start frotti the base of
plants that arc bedtlctl out. The cut,ting shoul(l be 3 inches long
and for large sptGmc~ns potted singly in Z-inch pots, in three parts
sami, one’ part loam ;JJltl ant’ k-xf-mold ; l)Iacc’ in shady position in
night tt~nip~raturr~ of tiO”. Plants for winter bloom are usually
Ytil,rt63i in late spring. 1:or tlJt\ (.Y~JJ~I~J~IJ Window-gitrtkSn and conservatory
kinds, prolx4 gilt iorJ SllOUlCl 1x5 t~tftYACX1 awry yew.
Funkia : J/r)s/tr.
Furcraen. .I 111(t)‘!iili(lll(‘i’u’.
I’rop;lg;r tot1 I)>- l~ult~ls, whic4i arc froc~ly procluccd. Srveral
>x3r,5 art IlS~lilll)’ rtbcluircd to proclucc blooming plants, and sometiirlc5
long periods arc ncccssury.
aillardia. (~owposifw.
‘1‘1~~;~nnual s0rt.s are propagated by sc~tls started under glass or
sown in the open where the plants are to stand ; the perennial kinds
by seeds, cuttings in ,%ugust or September or division. Sometimes
root-cuttings arc used in early spring. \regeta.tive propagation
is ennployed for the perpetuation of particular variations.
Galanthus (Snowdrop). L4 ~1,a~!ilIil(n~c~n.
I ncrcascd commonly by of&c+, the strongest of which may bloom
thcb following year ; rarely 1)~ seeds.
Galax. II inprrl~siacPcr.
Propagated by division of the clulnps.
Galtonia ( Ijytrirlfh 11.s rtrrlrlicnus of gardcncrs). Lilincc~
Handled by offsets or SCC&, as for hyacinths.
Gamolepis. Co 111 psif E.
Grown from se&.
Garcinia (Mangosteen). Gutt~crw.
Increased by seeds ; cuttings of ripened shoots under a glass, in
bOttOJJ1 hf%t. see JlarlgosfrY~ll~.
Gardenia. I~zrhinctw.
Grown from strong healthy cuttings of three or four buds, early
in winter being thtl best time. They should be placed in bottom