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 seeds sown when ripe in a cool house, or
layering in autumn. By cuttings, and by grafting on the
dogwood.
=Benzoin= (_Lindera Benzoin_) _Laurineæ._
Seed.
=Berardia.= _Compositæ._
Increased by seeds sown in spring.
=Berberidopsis.= _Berberideæ._
Propagated by seeds in spring, by layering in autumn, or
by young cuttings in spring.
=Berberis.= See Barberry.
=Berchemia.= _Rhamneæ._
Propagated by layering the young shoots. By ripened
cuttings, and slips of the root planted under a hand-glass.
=Bergera.= _Rutaceæ._
Increased by layers or by ripened cuttings, which should
be taken off at a joint and placed in sand under a hand-glass
in bottom heat.
=Berkheya.= _Compositæ._
The herbaceous perennials usually by divisions of the plant
in spring; the other species by cuttings placed under a glass.
=Bertolonia.= _Melastomaceæ._
Propagated by seeds and cuttings.
=Berzelia.= _Bruniaceæ._
Increased by young cuttings inserted in sand under a bell-glass,
in gentle heat.
=Besleria=, Eriphia. _Gesneraceæ._
Increased by cuttings placed in heat.
=Bessera.= _Liliaceæ._
Propagated by offsets.
=Betonica.= See Stachys.
=Betula= (Birch). _Cupuliferæ._
Increased by seeds, which must be sown as soon as gathered,
or else stratified. By grafting or budding upon seedling
stocks of the common kinds; the former should be done
in spring or late winter, and the latter in summer when the
buds are ready.
=Bidens= (Bur Marigold). _Compositæ._
Propagated by seeds or by divisions of the plant.
=Biebersteinia.= _Rutaceæ._
Increased by seeds sown in April in a slight hot-bed. In
early summer by cuttings, placed under a hand-glass.
=Bigelovia.= _Compositæ._
Propagated by cuttings.
=Bignonia= (Trumpet Flower). _Bignoniaceæ._
Increased by seeds or layering, or, in early spring, by cuttings
made from good strong shoots with two or three joints.
Place cuttings of tender sorts in a well-drained pot of sandy
soil, under a bell-glass, in bottom heat. Also by seeds. _B.
radicans_ propagates readily from root-cuttings.
=Billardiera= (Apple Berry). _Pittosporeæ._
Increased by seeds, and by cuttings placed in a pot of
sandy soil, under a bell-glass, in gentle heat.
=Billbergia.= _Bromeliaceæ._
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