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:lncl (*o\xtrtl(l n-it11 mntl to encourage the formation of such shoots.
Sornctilllc5 tlw root5 ot’ strong fresh plants art divided after flowering,
cl;tcll v)-t~ (‘illT)~irl~ wit11 it ib gootl set Of roots.
Holodiscus (s:)rnt~tirnes inr~luch~rl in Spir:ra). hwacof~.
1’rOl)ilg;t t Of 11
‘s’ ~~1s usrl:rlly sown in fall in Bose, slightly covered
\yith sclit or 011 ;t sligllt top layer c?f moss whClrc they req,uire no
vo\*(hring ; 1);. la?.cTs f or sometimes l)~r greenwood cuttings under
glil5S t;ilit’ll with $1 ll(Y’l.
Hop (I-Iundus~. ;I~OIW~VV.
'ihh itllllll;tl (~)~lli~rll~~~t:~,l .Japant‘se hop is grown readily and
t’rc~\l~. 1’ronl s;~xY~s;, oi’trbn self-sowing. The common field hop
( II II ~1 U/US Z,~j)rrl~csl, \vhich is pr)rennial, is propagated by cuttings
ot tl~l ~lncic~rqou11(1 .c;t(bnls, which are taken in spring, 4 to 8 inches
I 011g ilIlt u.ith t\Vo to Sk C’J’f’S, ;mcl usually set two to four together
ill \lills tlirertly -\vllcbrch the crop is to grow ; sometimes the cuttings
itI’- stwls WXI~ when ripe ; blooming plants shollld be
hati in ant’ to tlircbt> ?-t’i1rS. ITsually by dividing the clumps in spring.
Hottonia. Prim ulurm.
Propagated 1)~ seeds, and by division in spring.
House Plants.
Tllcb common cont;cbr\-atory plants, as fuchsias, geraniums, carllil
tiOllS, h (pi\‘c l~si rcslllts when allowed to bloom but one year.
‘l‘l~~- :Lr(’ then tllron’n awq. and their places supplied by other
plants ; or the olrl stoc4w may 1~ cut back, if st.ill vigorous, so that
cwttiup n1;1;\~ 11th made from the new slioot,s that arise. Cuttings
are g~rle~i~ll~+ matfc iu late winter or spring for the nest winter’s