The Hardy Flower book
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But whether of joint or heel, the cutting should be always of a youth- ful nature. Portions of growth alread}' hardened by age or exhausted by flowering are of but little use to the propagator. To avoid these, certain plants should be cut back after flowering, and thus made to produce the right material for cuttings.
PROPAGATION 67 By Root Cuttings. — This consists of detaching portions of the roots of plants, making them into uniform lengths of about one-and-a-half inches, and inserting in row...s in shallow boxes or pans of sandy soil. The top of the cutting should be just exposed. The winter season, November to February, is the best time. A temperature of about 50 degrees is best for the cuttings. Anchusa, Phlox, Stokesia, Gaillardia, Statice, Eryngium, Oriental Fig. 26. — Shoot of Evergreen Candytuft as severed from the Plant on the left, and prepared as a Cutting on the right.
Poppy, Japanese Anemone, Primula and Senecio are a few among the many which may be increased in this way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But whether of joint or heel, the cutting should be always of a youth- ful nature. Portions of growth alread}' hardened by age or exhausted by flowering are of but little use to the propagator. To avoid these, certain plants should be cut back after flowering, and thus made to produce the right material for cuttings.
PROPAGATION 67 By Root Cuttings. — This consists of detaching portions of the roots of plants, making them into uniform lengths of about one-and-a-half inches, and inserting in row...s in shallow boxes or pans of sandy soil. The top of the cutting should be just exposed. The winter season, November to February, is the best time. A temperature of about 50 degrees is best for the cuttings. Anchusa, Phlox, Stokesia, Gaillardia, Statice, Eryngium, Oriental Fig. 26. — Shoot of Evergreen Candytuft as severed from the Plant on the left, and prepared as a Cutting on the right.
Poppy, Japanese Anemone, Primula and Senecio are a few among the many which may be increased in this way.
What to read after The Hardy Flower book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenkins, Edmund Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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