. Cyclopedia of American horticulture : comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. es slightlj lobedglabrous at length except sparingly pubescent on the veins Leneath 2K-4 m long involucrdensely beset with bristljhairs, beak long and narrownut ovoid \i in long Eastern N Amer west to Minnand Colo G F 8 345 B BI 508 Cahfbmica, Rose Fig562 Allied to C tOhtratabhrub to 20 tt 1villous beneath involucrewith
. Cyclopedia of American horticulture : comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. es slightlj lobedglabrous at length except sparingly pubescent on the veins Leneath 2K-4 m long involucrdensely beset with bristljhairs, beak long and narrownut ovoid \i in long Eastern N Amer west to Minnand Colo G F 8 345 B BI 508 Cahfbmica, Rose Fig562 Allied to C tOhtratabhrub to 20 tt 1villous beneath involucrewith a short beak, whuh isoften Haring and sometiires C hit mikylla Fisnh Alliedto( \\ellini Li\s more lobedm\t-Iu reUr^e spre uling longerthuitr with lute trimgiilir nearly enteeth \ Chini lip < oftired I \ impiers )-( Man hi urun Maxim Alludt. beset with stroiiK bro^n bristles enlarged it the apex iiid lacmiately divided narrow entire segments Amurland Siibiildi Blume Allied rower involucre densely coated with loo pressed less bnstlj hairs beak long at rowed toward t Culture for the Nuts —Hazel,The three native Hazels, C l«inica and C rosiraia,haxe htmto cultivation, but have n tworthy of naming or propi^- iiellana C Pi iiti a iii 1 ducrd al n-thi \tl tnti 1 i. mixture has \| mil lit il 1 li 1 1 111 li It. 1 Hi/. 1st luttb.\ suggested as aIt iKorded success-it ire lacking. ;s on the Pacific^1 Iter success with1 till re than in theli i\ H not developed I he r. lUii 1^mtricamoderatih mabsence .it .cmity , fi 11 lit f the Hazel in in. d soil; 1 vi- M licriods that species It attacks . hes and later the older killing the root, Bo) deaux I I 111 111 t It they are de-ti \cd i\ tiust fertilizationc in be accomplished by sus-pending branches from treesfrom other localities, even ofother species of Corylus. Propagation by seeds is easilydone by stratifj ing in fall andplanting m nursery rows inearlj spring Seedlings varyexceedmglv, and v
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