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Juncus (R.ush, Rulrush). J 11,ll cn.wr.Propa,g:1 tc(l 1,~ srctls, t.he perennials also 1)~ division.Juneberry (Amelanchier species). Rosnr Pa?. .Increased by using the sprouts which form freely about the oldplants ; also by seeds. The cultivated dwarf juneberry is multiplied1,)~ suckers. Budding and grafting on seedling stocks mayalso he emplou\-t~cl. See L.i mrlanrhi~~r.Juniperus (,Junipclr. Red Cedar. Satvin). Pim-mw.Increased readil)- 1,~ seeds, which, however, often lie dormantuntil the sc~cond ?Tea,r and sometimes c\‘en to the third year. Redcedar seed is one of the kinds which licl dormant a year. Theygerminate mort’ rtbwdily if the pulp is removed b~v maceration or bysoaking with asilos for a few rla>3. Green cuttings, in sand underglass, root casil!. ; or mature cuttings may be taken in fall andplaced in a coltlfri~rne, in which they will need little protectiontluring win tcr. Some -\-arieties require a long time to root, eventwtalve to eighteen months. RIost, of the named varieties may begr:tftc(l on importe(l Irish stocks, which are much used in somepnrt.s of the countrJV. They ma)- be veneer-grafted and handledin a cool house. The shrubby species, especially J. Sabinn, are alsopropagated 1)~ lu~x~rs. Fig. 9,5.J ussiaea. On ngrnc’m.lncrcased 1)~ scc~l sown in fall or spring in shallow water, usingSt&cd-puns or pots ; (*over seed with finel!, sifted soil, place pot inwater but do not submerge until the second clay.Justicia. .4crtllfhar~ff~.Most of the plants cotnmonly cultivated as justicias are jacobinias,which see. The true just,icias are propagated by cuttings offirm wood, usually in late winter or spring under glass.Kadsura. Jlngnolinceo2.Increased by seeds ; and by cuttingsunder glass.Ka.Gr, Kafir-Corn ( Ilolc~s Sorghum). Graminece.RF seeds, as for maize.Kaki : I’crsinz momof nearly ripened wood