. 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. C. 39. ladaniferus,Linn. Shrub,to4ft., glutinous: , lanceolate, glabrous and viscid above, whitishtomentose beneath, H-i-A in. long : fls. usually solitary,long-peduncled, 3-3Hin. wide; petals yellow at the S. W. Europe. S. C. 84. —Var. maculatUB, with a dark brownish crimson spo
. 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. C. 39. ladaniferus,Linn. Shrub,to4ft., glutinous: , lanceolate, glabrous and viscid above, whitishtomentose beneath, H-i-A in. long : fls. usually solitary,long-peduncled, 3-3Hin. wide; petals yellow at the S. W. Europe. S. C. 84. —Var. maculatUB, with a dark brownish crimson spot above the 112. Gn. 30:552. Probably the most beauti-ful of all Cistus. launidlius L nn Shrub off 1 pe oled ovateor ovate anceo Hte g abrou a ve w h h or brown h CITRON 321 tomen o e benea Ipeta s w h el owCn 53 p 131 S <^ -n F CITBON 21 Can y and b B K F b 1 51 Alfred RehdekA form of Watermelon CITEON {Citrus Mi^ geninna). See 474. —A large, thick-rinded, lemon-like fr., some-what cult, in Flor. and Calif. The rind is used in themaking of preserves and confections. The Citron is propagated by cuttings, layers, budding,and grafting. The usual method of propagating is bybudding on a vigorous stock, in P^lorida preferably the. 474. Citrus Medica. the Citron (X J4) dom attempti il. i uboth in the i.| mFor open ground. s(cember, and cut in Ioff all but the top leasoil, leaving the topnu t I e tb hi t me of year w The young roo ed p nn the nur ery un 1 waa e ro ed by p cha d plan ng he tree shefee pa t (a hough th s noroo n shou d be a w fz r an 1 f u t anunddu e of un h ?mperature, that it is sel-ripe wood root readily,the propagating house. n at anyr ferable. e g o n nto large s zer har e ng Layerswn ow bran he of heThey do no make uchn from cu t n^ or by ri hud e on -nell-r o h r e of he best3 for he 1 on In or-al I e set d o t 15x24arb rary) a sufli entn hau UK ferti- n keep n own touch he Iand fru t |the same a An o a ona y,g cu
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