CHE REFERENCE LIBRARY - Pole Shift Survival Information

THE NURSERY-LIST 421
Solanum. SoharrcP.
The annuals, id most of the other specks, arc raised from seeds
sotvn where p1ant.s arc to stand, or the foliage kinds started indoors.
The Jerusalem cherry (S. Pwzdo-cqwiczm) is grown readily from
seeds ; also from cut,tings. The tuberous kinds may be increased by
tubers, or division of them. The greenhouse shrubby plants may be
propagated by softwood cut.tings*in a frame. See Potato, Eggpht.
Soldanella. Prim.dacetr?.
Propagated by seed and division.
Solidago (Goldenrod). Com,posif~.
Readily grown from seed, blooming the second year.
plants may be diT.-fded in fall or spring.
Mature
Sollya. Pittosporaccce.
Propagated freely by seeds, and by cuttings in sand under glass.
Sonerila. Melastomucece.
Multiplied by seeds ; also by cuttings in a frame in a house. Also
increased by leaves, giving the same treatment as for bertolonia.
Sophora. Lcgtmiuoscc.
Increased by seeds, layers and cuttings of either ripened or green
wood. The named varieties are grafted on common stocks.
Sophronitis. Orchidacccc.
Propagated by division, just. as growth begins. See Orchids,
page 372.
Sorbaria. )losceceE.
Propagated by hardwood cuttings, root-cuttings, suckers and
seeds, as for spirEa,, with which the group is sometimes united.
Sorbus. Rosucecp.
Propagated by seeds sown in fall or stratified, and by layers.
Varieties are budded or grafted on allied species, usually S. Aucupuriu,
8. a,mericuna,, and even on hawthorn. Sorbus is a polymorphous
group, including the mountain ashes and service trees.
Sorghum :
Holcus.
Sorrel (Rumex, several species). Po2ygonucea9.
RIultiplied by seeds and division. The cultivated kinds are grown
as pot-herbs.