Carnations Pinks
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PLATE IV MAGGIE HODGSON A Variety of the Souvenir de la Malmaison Type (From the Dover House Collection) CULTURE OF PINKS 45 CULTURE OF PINKS This is a very simple process, and success can be at- tained with very little practice. The cuttings or pipings are taken from the old plants at about the end of June or early in July. A piece of ground should be prepared on the north side of a wall or fence, and the pipings may be inserted therein. At that time of the year the weather may be hot and dry,... but, as the pipings are prepared, they may be thrown into a dish of water, which fills them with mois- ture. If care is taken to sprinkle them after they are in- serted in the soil, they will not suffer at all ; or, if they can be planted in a frame, they will strike roots more quickly.
Pinks may also be propagated by layering in the same way as Carnations. Some fine compost must be prepared for them, say, one part leaf-mould, one part fine loam, and one part white or river sand. The pipings will form roots in three or four weeks, and they may be planted in beds at about 3 or 4 inches asunder, to be again planted out about the end of September, where they are to flower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PLATE IV MAGGIE HODGSON A Variety of the Souvenir de la Malmaison Type (From the Dover House Collection) CULTURE OF PINKS 45 CULTURE OF PINKS This is a very simple process, and success can be at- tained with very little practice. The cuttings or pipings are taken from the old plants at about the end of June or early in July. A piece of ground should be prepared on the north side of a wall or fence, and the pipings may be inserted therein. At that time of the year the weather may be hot and dry,... but, as the pipings are prepared, they may be thrown into a dish of water, which fills them with mois- ture. If care is taken to sprinkle them after they are in- serted in the soil, they will not suffer at all ; or, if they can be planted in a frame, they will strike roots more quickly.
Pinks may also be propagated by layering in the same way as Carnations. Some fine compost must be prepared for them, say, one part leaf-mould, one part fine loam, and one part white or river sand. The pipings will form roots in three or four weeks, and they may be planted in beds at about 3 or 4 inches asunder, to be again planted out about the end of September, where they are to flower.
What to read after Carnations Pinks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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