CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

Parsnip ( I’cisfiilmw srrfim), I~,rthrJl~vrcc.
Grown from frtb.iIt SCYYJS, sown ~~ltere the plants arc to stand.
Parthenocissus, Ps;(Y~~T;L V%zcc@.
Prq);Lg:‘l\ tccl 1 ‘J’ 5(‘(‘( 15 ( \w7lwootl cut,tittgs itt-td lay*ors ; I”. frir*uspi-
&tfn and it>; varieties 1’rottt grf~~ttwood vtrt titigs ; Virginia crq~er (I’.
~~&~lrrjblirr j ant1 sitttilar kittds by hard c.utt.ittgs. SW I~l~~s~~~~l~~~~~i~.
Passiflora (I’;~ssic,tl-I”l~)\lr(lr). ~‘as,siJ7!,rrrcr~a’.
IlIClX~~LS;c~c11). SerilS, SOWit utttkr R1iLSS. I ‘u t.tings of the youttg
gmwth takrbtt ~‘~OIII tJtc> ttticlrllc of ~January utttil iIpri1 root; e:t+ in
:i:~tt(l in a frautcb. \*:trietit\s arc’ sortt~titttc~s \*vnec~r-grafted on r&ted
stocks. I’, iwrulw [)lV~Xl~~tteS t,y root-cuttings.
Paullinia. S(~~ii~~il~l(*r~iI~.
J’ropaqttt71 1)~. c*~tt t ittgs 0-f y~oung shoots in spring.
Paulownia. Sr~rr)j)lr rricrritrwm.
J’t-qxtfatC‘d l,y s(~ls, sown in sprin g in cartfui:y prepared soil,
chittier itt ;I WY~-IW~J 07 itk a coldfratnc. C‘ttttings of ripe wood or of
tMots llli1(11‘ itt fiIP1 or spring are usecl ,. also leaf-cuttings, inserted in
Sillid ttmlc~r ii *gJ;l.5
in a propagating-house, the young unfolding
lt>itveS l)vittg ust~l for t.his purpose when about an inch long and
cut off clost! to tlte pvtiolc.
Pavetta. r~rrfiirrwclt
Prop;t,~ate(J Ii_\- c.ut tittgs of half-riprnccl - ~~
itt 11 warttt ttioist liousc.
shoots in sharp sand
Pavonia. :IldlWffY~~.
Propagated 11). vttttirtgs in spriup or early summer ; also by seeds
wJtc7-t o!~taiti;tl~l~.
Pea ( l’isri.)u srl f ilyu IF). L~~grt ~wimscc.
Tki~;c~cJ frottt SMYJ~, sown whcrt~ the plants are tu stand. The plants
am lt;rrdJr and sccrl~. trmy be :-own very early, and deep. For cowpea,
see Iyigt)fl.
Peach and Nectarine (Pmms f'rrsica). Rosac~~. (H. P. Gould).
The peach is perhaps the easiest to propagate of all the widely
grown tree-fritits. Propagation is universatly by shield-budding
and, as a rule, ou seedling peach st,ocks, alt,hough hard-shell altnond
seedlings have km used somewhat in California where it is said