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l)y StWls, l~llll)c*ls (offstbts) :I,lltl I)y clivision.
Millet (species of I’illli(*lltll an(l of W.:l.rirt, or ( ~h~~tochloa, and of
othcbr ~t’l1CI’it). (:rffm iur*a:.
;Innual h:ircl~* for;qta gwsses grown from seecl, usually sown in
sumrnt~r for fit11 lIilI*\~C~Slill~ or feed. Harnyard millet usually
rta(luires i to 2 ~~(*ks ot; SCYY~ to the acre ; foxtail and proso, 2 to 3
ptY+s ; (&*rn!;in, 1 to 1 l pf&s.
Miltonia. Owh iclflr’tn(r.
ln(‘rt’ilst’(l 1)). (ii\-icling t lit1 ps~~tlol~ull~s. See, Orchids, page 372.
Mimosa (Siclnsiti\-tn Plant). I,r~q~rrli?lo~(;n.
I~l~rt~;ls;(~l 1)~ scecls sown inrloors ilnrl 1))~ cuttings cf rather firm
shoots in SiLIltlJ’ soil unclt2r glass. The common AI. pacdica grows
rt~utlily from studs, Sow11 under heat or in warm weather.
Mimulus ~~Io~~k~~-I+‘lowt~r. >4usk-Pla,nt). Scrophulnriaccak
Propagatc~d 1)~ seetls frown *January to April. A mixture of loam,
leaf-molti ilIlt ~ilIlC1 in qrlal part,s is good ; keep in a temperature
of fiO” until germim~tion. ;\lso increased 1)~. clivision, and cuttings.
Mirabilis (YTar\-(11 of J’tbr\l. Four-O’clock). ilr~/ctnginace~.
Raisctl from SC~VIS, sown in sprin, (1‘ either under cover or outdoors,
llSllilll~~ tht* In t ttsr.
Miscanthus (Eulalia j. (;~CUIH?UW.
+ Propagation ll>v seed and division of the clumps. The variegated
forms of M. si77vusis arc increased by division.
Grown frctin set&, started indoors in February and March and
transplanted in Ma?-. 31. Imis, the shell-flower, may be sown in the
open where seasons ;r,ro long.
Momordica. C7rc7rrbifawa).
Raised from sc4s sown in heat early in spring, or in the open
in tlits Solith.
Monarda. I,rrbicttw.
Prop:lgatc~d 1,). clivisian of the roots in fall ; also by seeds, as for
other herbaceous perennials.