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THE NURSERY-LIST 429for retinospora (chamzecyparis). The named varieties are veneergraftedin winter under glass or sometimes in spring or early fallon the upright kinds. (1:uttings usually produce shrubby ratherthan arboreous forms. Fig. 96.Tea :Thea.Tecotia. B igr2cGticece.Propagated by seeds and greenwood cuttings under glass. SeeCn~+s, to whrch the trumpet-creeper is now referred by manyauthors.Tecomaria. Biglzowiawca.Propagated by seeds and cuttings under glass in spring or midsummer,as for bignonia and campsis.Telanthera : .4ltc~rrrardhcra.Terminalia (Tropical Almond). CombretaceE.Propagated by the large seeds.Ternstroxnia. T~~rnstramiacc~.Grown from seeds, and from partially ripe cuttings.Testudinaria (Elephant’s Foot). Dioscorenccce.Grown from imported root,s or seeds. A long time is requiredto grow plants of any size from seeds.Tetragonia (New Zealand Spinach). Aixoaccce.Grown from seed ; for outdoor planting started in January orFebruary indoors ; for a forcing-house crop sown in July. Sometimessows itself in the South.Tetrapanax. A raliacrce.The plant usually known as Fat~Yn pa.py$era is better calledTctrayan,ax yapyrifwu~nr : propagated by seeds when these can beobtained, and b>r green-wood cuttings under glass.Teucrium (Germander). Labiata?.Grown from seed as are other herbaceous perennials ; also bydivision of the plants or of slender rhizomes.Thalictrum (Meadow Rue). Ranuncdacv~.Propagated by seeds, and more commonly division of the rootsin early spring.