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7’16fC hrURRERY--LIST 377
Seeds, gi\*ing riscb to n(‘\i’ \*arkticls, are so\vn as soon as ripe. About
tl1lw ~Wll’S :IfttT ~(~rrtlii~:~tion ;II*(’ rcquirotl for tlicl production of
lhorll. Tl 11’ swtilings s~~l~lo~r~ risct aho\xl the surface the first year,
ill1 tlwir c’ncq+s lwiil, (r slant in tl~b formation of roots.
Thv c’01i~1~~0~~ llt’~l)ilCY’i)llS 1.arivtiw arv oftwc5t propagated by
clii-ision of tl:t> cllliii])S. 141ilCll portion sllo~ll~l possWs at least one
lwl. Ihlll~~ tlw hrlp” ;1n c!iG!rv! in “d) iLllt!!?!?rl.
;I11 woe B(~J- sI)cbc+vs ina) lw incwasvt 1 ljy layws and cut.tings.
( ‘11tings ;IW titl- the* cion, rather than to split the stock ; but
t-\itllrhr practi~*c~ is goo(1. Strong roots of various vxieties or species
InnJ- lw Ilscvl. The ( ‘hinesc- peony ( f’. s~~ij~mticosa), P. oficinalis
Cill(l I’. C111~iJlO)‘Cl ill-C’ Oft(‘llcSt. IlSC?tl.
lIZi1 rc’ \-al:icbt itbs of tlw lwrlxweous specks are sometimes grafted in
libtt’ 511111~11(‘1’, i111 t’J.C’ Of tllV gi\ml kind being inserted in a tuber
fronl \\~llic*h iill tllcs C~J~CY Ilit,\-