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7’NE1’I!RSERY-LlST 347Wood cuttings which il?X‘ Stground in spring. Rootcvlin sand in a frame or in the opencn t t.ings ma37 also hr! used for stock.Lentil ix hs r*,w~tlvtr ftr). I,( 9 ti ))I iwsa>.Grown from stwls, sown in wrly spring where the plants are tostand.Leonotis (I ,j~ll’s hr. L,ion’s Tiail). Labiatrr.Incrt>asetI I,>- c.nttings in i)ottom heat in early spring and may betransplantt~11 t 0 t htb opc’n in Mar ; also grown from seed whenOl)tiliIlil\)lC’.Leontice. I>~rlw~idrwW.Increased 1)~. se&, and bJr suckers from the rhizomes.Leontopodium ( IGlclwth. Lion’s Foot). ~o~nyrwitoe.Melwtiss ma>’ btb raisetl annuall~~ from SYC(~S, or the old plantsrlliiy he tfivided in fill1 and wintered in a coldfmme. The seedsrnus;t he kpt in iI. tfr>* place throughout the winter and should besows about Febrrinr)V 1, which gives plank 1ilTge enough to beplnntcd alit ill pf~~IlliitW~lt quarters in likte spring. Plants I~100111the following )-WY, illthough a few flowers may be had the first)‘t‘ar frown 5tbtb( 1.Lepidium: Crr*w.Leptospermum. ~~~!/rtrfwn.I’rop:q;9 tivl 1)~. wttings of well-ripened wood in fall or of younggro\vfl) in sun1m(‘r or in spring under gla.ss ; also grown from seedssown in spring.Leptosyne. C’owpositfr.Grown rc>aclily from seeds, usually started indoors.Lespedeza. Z,~II 01 itroxr.Increased 11s division of the clumps ; L. formom (L. Sicboldii) bygreenwooc1 cllttings Iindcr glass ; also b>v seeds when obtainable,sown in spring. I,. strirrtrr is the so-called Japan clover, an annualgrown in thfx SOIlth for ha)* ; 1.5 to 25 pounds of seed are sown tothe acre.Lettuce (J,trctirc’rr sdirrr). Clo~~~positw.Thist~d from ~~tls, \vhich may be sown under glass or in the open.Thtb early crop is grown from seeds started indoors ; the summercrop may 1~ sown in fralnes or prot,ccte(l seed-hcds ; sometimeslettuce is sown in the Open directly where the plants are to stand