Greenhouse & Stove Plants
Greenhouse & Stove Plants
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Brazil D. wndata^ A stout-growing plant with Reed-like stems ; the flowers olue, and produced in summer. From BraziL In addition to being deserving of cultivation on account of their flowers, all the above have handsome foliage.
Insects. — Their smootii glossy leaves do not afford much harbour for insects, of which the least difficult to contend with will be easily kept down by syringing. If scale or mealy bug make their appearance, syringe with insecticide and sponge care- fully.
DIOKSONIA.
A ...small genus of magnificent greenhonfie Ferns, among which are sevmd of the Digitized by Google DILLENIA.
Ghreenkouse and Stove Plants.
147 most iavoiirite Tree species, including the well-known D. antarctica, and others nearly allied. D. antarctica is more largely culti- vated than any other Tree Fern, its robust, hardy constitution befitting it for thriving well in a greenhouse. D. squarrosa is also a beautiful species, forming a straight, blender trunk, surmounted by an elegant symmetrical head of fronds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brazil D. wndata^ A stout-growing plant with Reed-like stems ; the flowers olue, and produced in summer. From BraziL In addition to being deserving of cultivation on account of their flowers, all the above have handsome foliage.
Insects. — Their smootii glossy leaves do not afford much harbour for insects, of which the least difficult to contend with will be easily kept down by syringing. If scale or mealy bug make their appearance, syringe with insecticide and sponge care- fully.
DIOKSONIA.
A ...small genus of magnificent greenhonfie Ferns, among which are sevmd of the Digitized by Google DILLENIA.
Ghreenkouse and Stove Plants.
147 most iavoiirite Tree species, including the well-known D. antarctica, and others nearly allied. D. antarctica is more largely culti- vated than any other Tree Fern, its robust, hardy constitution befitting it for thriving well in a greenhouse. D. squarrosa is also a beautiful species, forming a straight, blender trunk, surmounted by an elegant symmetrical head of fronds.
What to read after Greenhouse & Stove Plants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Baines to read onlineMoreLess
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