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THE XURSERI’--LIST 329
Gunnera. iicilortr~~itlrrr~r~cr.
I’ropag;Lted \)Y\v tli\*ision. Seeds nra,~* bc employed when obtain-
;el)le, hut often thtt>- g(*rmina.te with rlif’licult~.
Guzmania. Brontdiww.
pr~p:tga tion as for tillandsia,, which see. Stlc Bromeliace~.
Gymnocladus (I annual and perennial kinds.
Haemanthus (R!ood Flower). 1 ,nn~!lllirJnrtun.
Propagated t 1~ ot’fse ts which shouhl I w rtanloved and potted
when the plant. q ;tre beginning growth in spring. Rarely by seeds.
Hakea. J’~&Yw~~.
I-suall). grown fro111 seeds, sown in winter or early spring, in
mixture of sancl, 14’~rnold and loam. Hakcas should be pricked
off into boxes ant1 kpt i ti ib l;~tlil~ousc for CL Xi~SOIl before planting
in the open. \I?41-ripened cuttings rna,~r 1~ placed in sandy peat
under glass, in II. CWA llollst~.
Halesia (Silver-Ijcnll. Snowdrop-Trcta). St~~r~cn~n.
SWClS, which r;lr0ly gcrrnin?Ltt~ till tlltb swoncl ye;jr, should be
stratifictl or kept constantly n&t. Stx~Wirix~s t,liey are sown as
SO011 its iGjiF*, t~iit acscic-lent,s i1rP likt~l~ to 1ltIppen before they gerniinatc.
I’ropaqition is also t#cr+cd l,y Iil~~~~IY, iIIlt1 by cuttings Of
the roots in spring and autumn, and by greenwood cuttings taken