The book of the Greenhouse: With a Special Chapter On the Little Town Greenhouse
The book of the Greenhouse: With a Special Chapter On the Little Town Greenhouse
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Never give more artificial heat than is necessary to keep out frost, for heat starts the plants into flowerless growth.
II Francoas. — Francoa ramosa has earned for itself the appropriate popular name of Bridal Wreath. Its chief MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS 71 characteristic from a cultural point of view is its antipathy to anything like over watering, and it also resents being over potted. Indeed plants may be kept in good health for years without being repotted, and will give a good annual display of... white wreaths with very little trouble in the way of culture, provided the above-mentioned points are remembered. It is hardy enough to stand rrame culture all the year round, but, as frames are apt to be damp in winter, the best place for Francoas then is a dry shelf in the greenhouse.
Toung plants may be raised from seeds sown in spring in sandy soil and placed in an intermediate temperature.
Pot off into small pots when fit to handle, and again into four and a half inch pots, which will be big enough for the first year, a furher potting taking place in the following spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never give more artificial heat than is necessary to keep out frost, for heat starts the plants into flowerless growth.
II Francoas. — Francoa ramosa has earned for itself the appropriate popular name of Bridal Wreath. Its chief MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS 71 characteristic from a cultural point of view is its antipathy to anything like over watering, and it also resents being over potted. Indeed plants may be kept in good health for years without being repotted, and will give a good annual display of... white wreaths with very little trouble in the way of culture, provided the above-mentioned points are remembered. It is hardy enough to stand rrame culture all the year round, but, as frames are apt to be damp in winter, the best place for Francoas then is a dry shelf in the greenhouse.
Toung plants may be raised from seeds sown in spring in sandy soil and placed in an intermediate temperature.
Pot off into small pots when fit to handle, and again into four and a half inch pots, which will be big enough for the first year, a furher potting taking place in the following spring.
What to read after The book of the Greenhouse: With a Special Chapter On the Little Town Greenhouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C Tallack to read onlineMoreLess
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