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
=Saffron= (_Carthamus tinctorius_). _Compositæ._
Propagated by seeds, in open air in spring. Saffron is also
_Crocus sativus_.
=Sage= (_Salvia officinalis_). _Labiatæ._
Seeds, sown in spring where the plants are to stand. Also
by division, but seeds give better plants. Sage plantations
should be renewed every two or three years. Good plants
are grown from cuttings.
=Sage Palm.= See Cycas.
=Saintfoin.= See Onobrychis.
=Saint John's Bread.= See Carob.
=Salisburia.= See Ginkgo.
=Salix= (Willow, Osier, Sallow). _Salicineæ._
All the willows grow readily from cuttings of ripe wood
of almost any age. The low and weeping varieties are top-worked
upon any common upright stocks.
=Sallow.= See Salix.
=Salpiglossis.= _Scrophularineæ._
Propagated by seeds in open air, or they may be started
under glass.
=Salsify= (_Tragopogon porrifolius_). _Compositæ._
Seeds, sown in spring where the plants are to remain.
=Salvia=, including Sclarea (Sage). _Labiatæ._
May be increased by seeds, sown thinly and placed in a
little warmth. Also by cuttings; these will root readily in
heat, if they are quite soft and in a growing state.
=Sambucus= (Elder). _Caprifoliaceæ._
Seeds, handled like those of raspberries and blackberries.
Named kinds are grown from cuttings of mature wood, and
by layers.
=Sandoricum= (Sandal-tree). _Meliaceæ._
Seeds. Cuttings, in sand under glass, in heat.
=Sanguinaria= (Blood-root, Red Puccoon). _Papaveraceæ._
Propagation is effected by means of seeds, or by divisions.
=Sanguisorba.= See Poterium.
=Sanseviera=, Salmia (Bowstring Hemp). _Hæmodoraceæ._
Young plants are obtained from suckers.
=Sapodilla= or =Sapodilla Plum=. See Sapota.
=Saponaria=, including Vaccaria (Bouncing Bet, Fuller's Herb,
Soapwort). _Caryophylleæ._
Increased by seeds and by divisions. The hardy annual
and biennial kinds may be simply sown in the open border.
=Sapota=, Achras. _Sapotaceæ._
Seeds and cuttings. In tropical countries the sapodilla
(_S. Achras_) is raised entirely from seeds.
=Sarracenia= (Indian Cup, Pitcher Plant, Side-saddle Flower. Trumpet
Leaf). _Sarraceniaceæ._
Increased by dividing the crowns. Sometimes by seeds,
sown in moss in a cool frame.
=Sassafras=. _Laurineæ._
Increased by seeds, and by suckers and root-cuttings.
=Satyrium.= _Orchideæ._
Division of the plants, as new growth is commencing.
(See also under Orchids.)
=Saurauja=, Palava, Reinwardtia. _Ternstrœmiaceæ._
Seeds. Ripened cuttings should be inserted in sand, under
glass.
=Sauromatum.= _Aroideæ._
Increased by offsets.
=Saussurea.= _Compositæ._
Seeds; division.
=Savin.= See Juniperus.
=Savoy.= See Cabbage.
=Savory= (_Satureia hortensis_, _S montana_). _Labiatæ._
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