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438 THE N7,rRSERY-nlA~UAL
intlcpcnclcnt plant. c; , rrial;in,g blooinin4g stock for tlic following winter.
Sonitbtimcs tllc oltl l)l;~nt is di\Glc~(l when plants art’ lifted in spring ;
this nkq- protlu(m- tli\vi5ion am1 spores. Stv Ft~rws, pagth 312.
Vriesia. U~‘vrr,r~litrf~r,c/l.
I’rc)p:~qtitrn :IS t’or tillandsia (which see), mostly by offsets or
st~paruble parts.
Wahlenbergia. CII II! pm ztlmrcr.
I’ropn~ation i1S for ~~~Ikll~illlUl~I (W hich see), the annuals ‘t)y seeds
and the others iLlSO l,Jv division.
Wallflower
: C'ht~irntzfhus.
Wallichia.
I'cr/tttcrrtv.
I* imported seeds and by suckers. See PCZ~~LV, page 377.
Walnut.
The \yalnuts :lrt’ sprvzies of ,Tuglnns, and the propagation is detailtvt
untler th;lt t~ntr>.. The so-callecl English walnut is J2t,glQttS
q;rt , 111u& grown in (‘alifornia. IIost of t,lie walnut orchards
art’ of seedling trees, grown from selected seeds (or nuts). The
introduction of illlpro\x~-. The l)liLCk walnut and butternut (,/. nigra
tm.1 *I. &lt:~tS~l j MP pmw rl~ostl,v ss seedlings, but graftage may be
t’1nplo)Yd. .Stv’ ,Ju~yhs.
Wandering
Jew : 11rtdt.wxutit~., %dmhn.
Washingtonia. l ~‘~~~/II~CICIQT.
L’ropagattxl rclaclily by seeds. See Yal~tus, page 377.