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special strain or rz/~:c‘ has been developed ; seeds startctl in September
give 1)looming plants hefore C’hrist,mas if the growing conditions
are right. SetI Lath,t/rrrs.
Sweet Potato (, I~IOMYZ Bdd~~s). Corr.aold~~~.
Swcltlt potato plants do not seed ; they are grown in hotbed. Cnr;~~ophyllacr~cp.
Raised from seeds, soivn indoors or in the border, and by division
of the plants. Best rcsrllts are obtained by st,arting new seedlings
every other year.
Symphoricarpos C.‘;nowhcrr>-. Indian (‘urrant). Capr(foliaccce.
Prop:igxtt~ci t)>- sthcds, handled tikc those of blackberries ; also by
suckt~, cli visions ;~ntl t jot 11 l~;trclwootl :I nrl grctbnwood cuttings.
Symphytum (C‘c,mfrt~>~). Born~i~nc~.
) Incrc3st~rl !r~- se~tl5 wnrl i)y division ; also ra.sily by root-cuttings.
Symplocos. sy Ill ploI’~lI’m-.
Propagattbcl 1 t;; st~P(l~, rvlt tings of green wood under glass, and
1 nycr5. Set& usuall~~ gt77nina ttl the second J-ear.
SjTinga (Lilac). Oic~~cr.
Xcw \*ar.ieties and stocks arc grown from seeds, which are usually
stratified until spring ; and the main specific types are sometimes
grown in qu;*ntit>* this \VilJ-. Green cuttings, handled in frames
in spring ant1 sunimc’r, i\r(’ target?- used. Cuttings of mature wood
will grow ; iilso mlftir1j.y of the roots. T,a\rers and suckers RW often
~~~p,~g,*(:(~ . i-;lricltiw ilr(* ostensively grafted or budded on privet
(I&u&urn) and (*ornmon lilacs. Flute-budding is occasionally