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the greater part of them from the latter, but seeds are occasionally
t~tnplo~LYl. Tl WS(~ stocks are two years old when imported, having
lien trimsplantetl tile first year from the cutting-bed or the stoolyarcl.
To secure extra strong plant,s and a uniform stand, some
growers graft quince cut.tings on pieces of apple or pear roots. In
SiiCll (‘ik%‘S tlic l>liLIltS sllould lx! taken Up in the fall, when the quince
will 1x1 founcl to IMYC~ scbnt out roots of its own ; the apple sprouts (or
(~~,.vII tllcb cbntircb root 1 should be removed, and the quince replanted
tllcb I’ollowiIrg spring ill tile nursery row, otherwise suckers frequently
spring frolii tlltb stock ;~nti interfere with the growth of the quince.
‘l’llc union is sufficient to nurse the cion for two or three years.
TIM\ fioxt~ring or .Jap:mrse quince (Chc~~~~onzeZes Zagerwria) is best
j)rop:l.j2~tc~(l I))- sllort i,or)t,-cluttings, which are usually marle in the
t’:lll, alit1 sc;tttcbrt*(.l in drills in frames or in a well-prepared border in
sl)riilg. C ‘tit tiugs of firm, ncbar.l?- mature wood, handled in frames,
[vi\1 grow, I)rlt tht~~~ XIV not. oft,en used. The double varieties are
root-grafttx(l on mmmo1~ stocks of C. Iagma~ia in winter. The plants
;trt* then grown on iu pots. (‘ommon quince (C$cn’on,ia oblonga) stocks
;I IY' c~clIasinnal1~ ustitl, ibut they arc not in favor. The C’hinese quince
(('hw~rowc~lr~s sirrv)rsix) is worke(l on tlw (wIn111on quince.
Quisqualis. co tt1 hlhlccYr.
Pl3~~~~~ilt~Vl 1.)). s;o~t~Voorl cuttings in sancl with
SCYYlS ~Vllt*Il OlJtiliIlill)l~‘.
hottom heat ; by
ItikiSCYl from sculls, usuall?~ sown whrhrcl the plants are to grow.
In fOr(‘il-r[-C-llo~lst’s, tllch j*oung s(~(~tllings art‘ ofttln t,ransplanted into
tlw 1rcdL
Ramondia. (:r’.\‘~~,‘~‘;(tl’r’(l’.
Incrwst3l 1)). st~cvls in spring, or old pl;lnts 1~3' division.
Rampion (~C’rrwj.~tt~ rrlfr l~tr~)rcrr(lrrl~ts). C/u r,c~‘ct~r,~rltrtr~cr.
Chrnw frolll swds, sown \vlrerth tllcb plants arc to stand ; good
roots ;~r(’ ol)t:litit\cl t llt~b soc~ond >‘c%l., :&hough if early sown it may
1’1111 to scvd the first J.(‘;ir.
Pandia. I~t~l~~wvcr~.
C’uttings of thr young shoots in spring in sandy soil in heat.