The Nursery-Book: A Complete Guide to the Multiplication and Pollination of PlantsBailey, L. H. (Liberty Hyde)
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The Nursery-Book: A Complete Guide to the Multiplication and Pollination of Plants
Bailey, L. H. (Liberty Hyde)
Plant propagation
Propagated by cuttings, which strike root freely in sand
under a hand-glass, in heat.
=Chionanthus= (Fringe-tree). _Oleaceæ._
Increased by seeds, which should be started in a cold-frame.
By layers and cuttings. By grafting or budding it
on the common ash, it succeeds very well.
=Chionodoxa.= _Liliaceæ._
Propagated by seeds, which are produced freely. They
should be sown as soon as ripe. By bulbels.
=Chironia.= _Gentianeæ._
Increased by seeds, and by cuttings inserted in sandy soil,
and placed in a gentle heat in spring.
=Chives= or =Cives= (_Allium Schœnoprasum_). _Liliaceæ._
Division of the clumps.
=Chloanthes.= _Verbenaceæ._
Propagated by cuttings of young shoots, which root freely
in sandy soil under glass.
=Choisya.= _Rutaceæ._
Increased by ripened cuttings.
=Chrysanthemum.= _Compositæ._
Increased by seeds to obtain new varieties; these should
be sown in spring. Division may be made, but this is not
often practiced. Usually propagated by cuttings of firm,
healthy, short-jointed shoots, about three inches long.
They should be made in spring, and placed near the glass
of a rather close frame having a temperature of about
45°. No bottom heat should be given. If inserted in pots,
only the lower leaf should be removed; if in beds the remaining
foliage should also be trimmed to admit air. The
soil should be made of equal parts of sand, leaf-mould and
loam, spreading a layer of sand over the top. Insert about
one-half of the cutting, press the soil firmly, and water.
Leaf cuttings have been employed. Inarching and grafting
may also be performed.
=Chrysobalanus= (Coco Plum). _Rosaceæ._
Increased by seeds when procurable. Large cuttings, however,
taken off at a joint without shortening any of their
leaves, will root readily if planted thinly in a pot of sand,
and placed in moist heat with a bell-glass over them.
=Chrysocoma= (Goldy-locks). _Compositæ._
Propagated by seeds, or by cuttings of half-ripened shoots,
placed in sand under glass.
=Chrysogonum.= _Compositæ._
Seeds. Increased by dividing the roots in spring.
=Chrysophyllum= (Star Apple). _Sapotaceæ._
Increased by seeds when procurable. By cuttings of small
well-ripened shoots, plunged in strong, moist heat.
=Chrysopsis.= _Compositæ._
Seeds. Propagated by division in spring.
=Chrysosplenium= (Golden Saxifrage). _Saxifrageæ._
Increased easily by division. Also occasionally by seeds.
=Cicca= (Otaheite Gooseberry). _Euphorbiaceæ._
Seeds. By cuttings of ripe shoots, which will root in
sand, if placed under a glass and in bottom heat.
=Cimicifuga= (Bugwort). _Ranunculaceæ._
Increased by seeds, sown in a cold-frame or border as soon
as ripe; or by division of the roots in spring.
=Cinchona= (Peruvian Bark). _Rubiaceæ._
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