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364 THE NURSERY-MANUALmushroom-growing have i3ccn much r~iuccd.to purchaw onion fwsh spawn.Mussenda. 1~1~hiccrw.l’l’OI)il~ii tt’t-I I)\* (71 t t ingsof J’oU 11:: gI%iVt II in spring.(Tare siiouid be takenSee I~ubiaccE.Mustard CISrasJi~*:l or Sin;tpis spwh). crrwlprcr.F+cds grow cjlliciii~~, sown tlirecti~ in tilt open early in spring.Myosotis (‘b’or;Set -nIta-not).I~o~qi~nr*v~.I’r(31>;1gi1 t(t(i 1)~. st*tvls in spring indoors or in thr garden. The~~!'lY‘I~llii~lS illSO 1)). rii\vision in spring. Ti1(~ florist’s forget-me-notsi\otlicl Iw Sow1 in spring, SllillIUC‘l’ or early fail for succession ofi~loom in wintvr ant1 spring.Myrica ilZa\*ix~rr>~. S\\‘cvat Gait'. l\'ilS 3I>*rtie. (,‘andleixqq~). .k!vY[-wrr’(r.Il;lr(i>. sp~~c’ks art‘ propagatcvi mostly 1.)~ seeds, from which thepulp has i~vn rc~mo~-cti ; sow as sgon as ripe, or stratify. Layers andciivisions nlil>- illso 1~ tbmplo>*etl, also snckers. The greenhouse species:(rf’ iI?Cl'i'iL5CCI mosti>’ l)Jv Lyrcen cuttings. Fig. 93..Myriopkyllum \Pill.IWt’S F~YLtllCI.). Ilnloru~iducm.PrO]X1$ktctl I))- 1011 I$ cut.tings inscrtcd in the earth or mud of theaquarium or pond. -Myristica (IS11 t rnq$). Jl~~risficrcwrr.St~tls are cmpl~~~vl, startcvi in pots or i)arni>oo joints so that thetap-root, will not i)c disturlxvi in the transplanting. The nutmegIIlilJ* also lw StiirttVl from cl.1 ttings of ripcncvl wood under glass.Myrrhis (Sweet C’iwi~ or >I~~rrh). I’llll~cdl~fPr@.Increaser1 l)?- (Ii\-isions and I,)* secds sown in spring or autumn.Myrsiphyllum : A-lspnrn~rts rrspnrugoitlc.s, page 24.5.Myrtus CU~-rti