CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

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frottl fcmxd pim ts. Layers art? cotntnonly cmpioyed in this
country-.
Halimodendron (Salt ‘I’w~). 1q1~ ~tcos~r.
Irtcreasc(l 1,~ swrls, layers anal wttings, the> iaycrs often rooting
tardily ; nlay also he gra-ftcbd on c’ommon Murnutn and on peatree
or c:tr:ig;1tt:1. Tltin winter cuttings in bottom heat root readily.
Hamamelis (\\‘itc*lt-il:tzt:l). I~TL~~~TcIII~~~I:~ucI~~~.
Ail kinris grow frottt SCW~S or ia~ers, g *tnc-1 thtb .Jap;ttt spaGcs succeed.
if grafted on ;Itt1c”ric’atI species in the grecnhousc in spring, II.
Tirgill irrun ~na> Ix propngatcd readily by layers. Seeds usually
germina tc the s~x~t~ci year.
Hamelia. K~l~itrc~.
SIq- he incrc~;t~;cti by seecls. Cut.tings of nearly ripe wood will
root in tbilrl)* sutttmcr under glass.
Hardenbergia. LIZZIE 111 ~MMW.
FOr ~tW~itgiltiOt1, WPtlS TtXLy IN’ WA’Cl ; dso tncreusect l by division.
(.‘uttings of firm ~‘ottng side sl1oot.s in spring will grow under glass
in il warttk fratnc: or pit.
Harrisia i ant* of tlto s(~grt~gatt~ of Ccrcus). CUC~UCCUA
For p~O~XI~~~tiOtl, xx? Cacti, page 261.
Hatiora. Cnr-ftrr~~.
YtVptgSilf iOt1 ilS I’or rhipsalis ( II. , salirnrlr.if)1:~cs is usually known
IIS h!hipsulis sft.iiw~‘~~ ioidvs). Sw Cu.cf i, pqe Xl.
Haworthia. Lilincw.
Propagation its for aloe, which see.
Hedera (IvJF). -1 rrdiucm.
Inc~rc:tsed !,~r l:t>ytbrs and seeds sown soon after ripening, usually
not. germinating until the second year. The rooted parts of the
vine may I)e xvortlci and treated as independent plants. Cuttings
may 1~ nl;tdib in autumn placed in pots or in the open ground.
Xantc~~i var’icbtit3 itr(g grafted on the stock of any strong form. The
slow-growing l,u.