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hyat of about 7~’ to 30’ in a frame, keeping rather close till
root& ; shade ~ht~ cutting-bed ; syringe frequently.
Garlic (~Illiu~r scrtir~l~rl). L&ncece.
Incrwsed 1,). “ ClOWY ” or divisions of t.he l~ull). In the North
tllc~ art’ planted in the spring, but in warm c%nx&es they may be
planttIc in ;lutuIIln.
Garrya, inclutling F;itl>Venia. G’crrr?/c~r~.
I’rctpagutc~~l El\. stbe(ls, 1.))~ cuttings of half-ripened wood in summer
:lntl sh;ttlthd 1inti1 rootrbd, or hy layers ; also by budding on ~1 urubn
,;rrpot/ic~tr at tlw (‘ro\vn. Plant, sufioient.ly deep to cover the bud or
graft.
Gasteria. Li/itrc*rScrl.
I’rc)l):qatitbn :is f’ol* :11Wk, which SW.
Gaultheria (I-. ~~intergi’ePn). Eric*nct*cr.
Grown i)j- stltbtls, tfi\Visirbns, suektbrs, layers and cuttings of halfrip(ant>tI
I\-ootl untl(ar glass.
Gaylussacia !Il~~(*kl~~itt~rr~~). il?ricwcrw.
For propagation, SW I *trwitr it1 ttt .
Gazania. Co to pi)situl.
Incrt~~~~d !)J, SIYV~S, anal 1)~. tlix~ision. Cuttings are also taken
in sunlllit’r t’rol~~ slloots ntnar the mown of the plant ; these should
txi plac*tYl iti 11 Sail(l), soil iu rL fIXrlIt’.
Gelsemium. ~oyrr,l.iccr,c,tr.
Pr()I);Lgiltt’d 1)J tw t t inp Iltltlt‘l’ gliMS, itllC1 1)y SWds wht:n obtainnW.
Genista. Lqu ttt ittow.
I’l’ol)ilgatt’(l 1)). :-x>cVls sown in spring ; also 1)y layers and greenw7ocd
cuttings Ilu(ler glass. For the genista of florists, see Cyfisus.
Gentiana (Crntiani. (/lll)lfi(ltt(~(lPff~.
Propagattbcl 1)~. sells anct di\-ision. The ~cds are small and
germinatth +lo\Vl~-, ant1 often witlr tliffic~u1t.y. They often lie dor-
IllLtIlt i1 >.t’iiI’ 01’ 11101’t’. They slx~uld 1x1 sow11 a.s soon as gathered
in LVcll-siftcbtl ligllt 101~111, in pans or flats, and kept Sol and shaded.
I)i\,ision rllrrst 1~1 (*:Irc~fully~ pc~rfonned, or the plants will suffer.
Geonoma. I’ultttm*w.
Multiplic4 1)~. WAS and suckers. See Yalnrs, page 377.