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-.7’lZE N URSER I’--LIST 267irl ;i cw)l liouw in autuInn. Plants for propagating stock shouldl)(t l)0ttrk(l in Stptemljcr :lntl kept in a cold frame or pit till January ;01-i \)cing l,r~l~ght into a w3rm greenhouse, cuttings may be takenink :~hjut tiuo wt~k+ imtl will root rcarlily in sand. C. mdgnris ispropag;ttf~(l front cuttings or seeds ; its variet.ies by cut.tings.Calochortus ([Jlariposa I.,il)-). Liliacrff.Pr(jI)iifi~ltf’(l 1))’ St’t’(ls, OfYSt’tS, anti by t.he litt.le bulblets ont 1w st!w . SOW sctbcls iis soon as ripe, or early the nest year. AstlltbJ* tnq- liavc tr, rt~IlliliI1 in the pans or flats the second year, it is\veIl to 501~ tlic scc~~l ttlinl>v. Keep in 1-t frame or cool house. Pottlltlttl 0fl’ tlic tliircl season ; that or the following season they shouldIhm1. Offsets iircx rc~n~o~~c’d when the plants are shifted, or in a(iorl~lilrkt pr-riotl.Calongction (~Ioonflr~wrr) . ~0~2?~f~1z’ZCZcCC~~~.l(xisec1 from seeds, which may he cut or filed to hasten germination. For short-season climates, the plams should be startedindoors. Oft,cn rrtaincd in the genus Ipornces.Caltha (3Iarsh 3larigoltl. “ C’owslip ” in ilmerica). Ra~nunculaceoe.Readily increascci l)y division of t.he plants, or of the rhizomesof soiw species. Fresh seeds sown in moist cool earth give satisfactoryresults.Calycanthus (Siveet-sccntccl Shrul). (‘arolina Allspice). i?dycanyt11r1wcr.l’ropagilt(~tl i)y scvtls so\vn in spring in a frame ; by divisions orsuckers, aml 11~ la~~crs in summer.Calystegia : (‘olrl~olllll.bl,i.,~.Camassia iC ‘i~Illll.SS or QIII1IlliLS). I,ilirlWcf.Secvls gr6nv rc:itlil)~, k (riving l~looming plants in three or four years ;also incrf3ks:Yt l)y offsrts.Campanula (Ikll-flower) . Cra I,r,~)crn,u,l~tcr~.~Ilacrcascd 1 I)- seeds started early under glass. Annuals may berilised in the l)or(ler l)~. seeds sown 1at.e in April or May, or raisedin the qeenhouse and transplanted. The prrennials are also propilgittt’fl1)). clil-iclin g the roots, or by cuttings of shoots in spring.The C’ilnterliiiq~ l,e!l (C. A!frYliunl) is biennial. Seeds sown inlate spring will giyc good bloom the following year. Plants for