CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

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the pcwnnials, 31~1 ;)hrtts carritd over winter in a frame. Old
but ~ip-mms pl;lnts t11;1)* 1~ tli~~idcd.
Leselia (Hoi t mitt’). l’~~l~~~~~m~ iww.
Increasc(l 1)~. stats antI I)y cuttings of half-ripened wood under
glass.
Loganberry (Rrth~rs rif(f;dirrs ()I* (I(\rivativtb). ~~IAs~~~w(~.
The loganherr>- or logan l)lackl~rr~* is propagated 1)y root,-tips,
root-cuttings iin(t Iaj7c~rs. The onl>v rommcrc,iat method is to root
the tips in ;illtiitlln. Set~ts give various plants, l)ut most of the
seedlings ma). 1~1 (*spccte(E to I~tlr fruit closely resembling the
log;lnl)err>r. Set la (if +1 , mry and Ilr~whcrry.
Loiseleuria. I~~ricwrfv.
Prcqxigat ion 1)~. Ii1>*crs atl(l 1))~ taut t ings of half-ripened wood
\111(1t‘1’ ~1ilSS ; also 1)~. seeds, after the method for rhododendron.
Eonicera (Hone~~srlcklt~. 1Yootll)ine). Cnyrif'linw~~
For new varieties scecls should 1~ sown as soon as ripe, or stratif&9,
first retno\-ing them from the pulp. Tulle upright species are
cc,nllnonl!- grown I’roln layers and from cuttings of dormant wood.
The creepers art’ mostly grown from dormant. cuttings. Some
spccirs do welt from greenwood cuttings in summer under glass.
Lopezia. Oungrncer.
Propagatett i)y set+, mostl!. started indoors ; also by cuttings of
firm wood.
Loquat (I='richo!rjln jqmicrc.). lhmwr.
Headily grown from seeds, removed from fruit as soon as ripe
and planted then. Named varictk are budded on seedling stocks
in autumn, the buds starting the nest spring. Large shieldbuds
are used. Cleft-grafting may be practiced on trees or large
stocks.
Lotus. Lrgumimsce
Grown from seeds ; the woody ones by cuttings and division,
and also b)- layers when the branches are prost.rate.
Luculia. Rubiu.cce.
Seeds ma>- be used, when obtainable. Cuttings may be employed
but re;juire some skill. Nearly or completely ripened wood is
taken after ffowcring, which will be in late winter for plant;,. grown
for holiday trade. They are kept under glass with mild bottom