CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

Lygodium (Hartforcl Fern. Climbing Fern). Scziixce~ccfxe.
I’IWp~tgit ion 1)s. sport’s, and divisions of thtl root. See Ffmas.
Lyonia. I:‘ricwcw.
Propagated by seeds, sown in sanely peat soil, as for other
Ericact ; illso lb)* hJ’C’I?i.
Lysimachia (I,oosestrift*). I’rittt2tlwr~.
Propitga t ion i. c: usuwll~~ by division in autumn or spring ; also
l)j. cuttings and sonMinx l>y src~ls.
Lythrum. I,j/th~Ut’i’,/‘.
Grown usually* front di\%ion of strong clumps ; also by seeds
as for other perennials, and sorue species vornctimes by cuttings.
. Macadamia (Qut~sland Nut j. Protmm.
Propagated 1,~. st~ls, which niay 1)~ stratified in sand or planted
sin&* in pots of porous sand!- soil. Thc~~ gern~inate more rapidly
when pi\3211 ;irtikicial heat or planted in surnnler.
Maclura ; hvwl also as l’~,r,qlu~ (~(.)sagt~ Orange). 91o~cu~.
Incrcascct \JJ. wc~l sown in t.lltk spring ; also propagated by rootcuttings,
anal I))* qc~(~nwoocl cuttings under glass. Seedlings usuall>r
IIlalit’ plants tlic first ,\‘t’ar strong t~llongh for planting for hedges.
Madia. C ‘0 ttt posits.
Propagated t,?v ~~~1s sown
flll\\Tth~-gii~dt?ll
~IlIllli~l5.
in spring ; the kinds usually grown are
Magnolia. JIcr~~ttctli~rwt.
SC& are cornin~nl~~ twployvl, SOWI as soon as ripe or stratified
till spring. Thtb c*o\-erings sho~~ld be nlaccraterl in the very pulpy
specks. T11e St& of cucumber tree and sonle others are sown
directly in autunin. ‘1‘1:~ seeds of any species should not be allowed
to hw1I1~ thoroughl>. drj.. See Midwlitr.
1f:ignolias striktx ~111 front green cuttings, cut to a heel and
h:ln4lt4 un&r &ss. Layers of last ;Tear’s growth put down in spring
ilTI(l tOngUtV1 or Ilr)tC~ll~Vl RI? often used ; layers are usually severed
ant1 transplantt-4 tlw following spring, but it is safer to take them
of-Y (l:lrly in .Jnl~-, plant in pots and keep in a close franle until
establishccl. Nanled \~arieties are veneer- or side-grafted upon