The nursery-book: a complete guide to the multiplication of plants

apple autumn bark beeswax bell-glass bottom heat budder bulbels bulbs cion cleft Cleft-grafting coldframe common commonly Compositce corm covered crown cuttings of ripened dormant dwarf early spring employed flowering frame fruit gentle heat germinate gloxinia graftage grafting grape greenhouse grow grown from seeds growth half-ripened hand-glass handled herbaceous Increased by cuttings Increased by seeds inserted layers Leguminosce Liliacece loam method moist moss offsets Orchidacece Orchids outdoors Palmacece pans peach pear peat perennials Pereskia placed in sand plum pomace pots Propagated by cuttings Propagated by seeds pseudo-bulbs quince readily removed rhizomes ripe wood ripened cuttings root cuttings root-grafted rootstocks Rosacece sand under glass sandy soil season seedlings Seeds and division seeds sown shown in Fig sometimes soon as ripe sowing sown as soon sown in spring species spores sprouts stem stratified strong stub suckers summer tings trees tubers usually winter young plants young shoots