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
=Fraxinella.= See Dictamnus.
=Fraxinus= (Ash). _Oleaceæ._
Propagated chiefly by seeds, which should be stratified.
The named sorts are budded upon seedling stocks if the sorts
are upright growers, or top-grafted if they are weepers. Both
the European and American species are used for stocks.
=Freesia.= _Irideæ._
Increased readily by seed, sown as soon as ripe in pots of
light, sandy soil, and placed in a sunny position, in a cool
frame. By bulbels.
=Fremontia.= _Malvaceæ._
Seeds may be used; or cuttings, in spring, may be struck
under a hand-glass.
=French Bean= (Varieties of _Phaseolus vulgaris_ and _P. nanus_).
_Leguminosæ._
Propagated by seeds.
=Freycinetia.= _Pandaneæ._
Increased by offsets.
=Fringe-tree.= See Chionanthus.
=Fritillaria.= _Liliaceæ._
Seeds, sown as soon as ripe where the plants are to stand
the first year. Bulbels and division.
=Fuchsia= (Ladies' Ear Drop). _Onagrariæ._
Fuchsias grow readily from seeds, which should be sown
as soon as ripe, and blooming plants ought to be obtained in
eight or ten months. Cuttings of the young growth strike
quickly and easily. Blooming plants of most sorts can be
obtained in four or five months.
=Fumaria= (Fumitory). _Papaveraceæ._
Propagated by seeds.
=Funkia=, Hosta (Plantain Lily, White Day Lily). _Liliaceæ._
Propagation is effected by dividing the stools during the
early autumn, or when they begin to start in spring. Only
strong, healthy clumps should be divided, and each portion
should contain several crowns.
=Furze.= See Ulex.
=Gaillardia.= _Compositæ._
The annual sorts are propagated by seeds started under
glass; the perennial kinds by seeds, cuttings or division.
Sometimes root-cuttings are used.
=Galanthus= (Snowdrop). _Amaryllideæ._
Commonly by bulbels. Rarely by seeds.
=Galax=, Erythrorhiza, Solonandra. _Diapensiaceæ._
Propagated by divisions of strong clumps in autumn.
=Galega= (Goat's Rue). _Leguminosæ._
Seeds, in spring; also by division.
=Galtonia.= _Liliaceæ._
Increased by bulbels or seeds.
=Garcinia=, Cambogia, Mangostana, Oxycarpus. _Guttiferæ._
Seeds. Cuttings of ripened shoots should be inserted in
sand under a glass, in strong bottom heat.
=Gardenia=, including Rothmannia. _Rubiaceæ._
Strong, healthy cuttings may be taken with a heel, early
in the year being the best time, but any season will do when
suitable cuttings can be secured. They should be placed in
bottom heat of about 75°, in a frame.
=Garlic= (_Allium sativum_). _Liliaceæ._
By "cloves" or divisions of the bulb. In the north these
are planted in the spring, but in warm climates they may be
planted in the fall.
=Garrya=, including Fadyenia. _Cornaceæ._
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