ENOCYCLOPHADIA OF GARDENING. 
Apply liquid manure twice weekly to plants in full growth. Suitable 
stimulants: Soot-water, guano-water (4 oz. to a gallon), liquid cow or 
horse manure. Temp. for forcing L. Harrisi, L. neilgherense, & L. 
philippense, 55° to 65°. Repot L. Harrisi annually in Sept.; others in 
Oct. or Nov., & treat as advised for first potting. After flowering, place 
plants in sunny position outdoors, gradually withhold water, & keep 
quite dry from Oct. to Feb. L, Harrisi should, however, never be kept 
quite dry, only moderately for six weeks, then watered as before. Pro- 
pagate by seeds sown 1-16 in. deep in well-drained sae or boxes of 
sandy soil in cold frame in autumn or spring, transplanting seedlings 
when large enough to handle into similar soil in boxes, & in specially 
prepared bed outdoors when two years old; offsets or bulbils, planted 
an inch deep & 2 or 3 inches apart in boxes of sandy soil, or in 
similar soil in sunny cold frame in autumn. Seedlings flower when 
six to seven years old; offsets or bulbils when three to five years old. 
“TENDER SPECIES: Those best grown under glass are—L. longiflorum Harrisi 
or eximium (Bermuda Lily), white, winter to summer, 3 ft., Japan; nepalense, 
yellow and purple, autumn, 3 to 4 ft., Nepaul; neilgherense, sulphur-yellow, autumn, 
3 ft., Nilghiris; sulphureum (Syn. Wallichianum superbum), sulphur-yellow and 
brown, summer, 6 ft., Burma; wallichianum, white, summer, 3 ft., Japan; philippin- 
ense, white, Aug., 2 ft., Philippines. 
HARDY SPEOIES: L. auratum, white, yellow, and purple, summer, 4 to 5 ft., 
Japan, and its numerous varieties, platyphyllum, virginale, Wittei, eto.; Browni, 
white and brown, summer, 3 to 4 ft., China and Japan; Bolanderi, purple and red, 
summer, 3 ft., California; canadense, yellow and red, summer, 3 ft., N. America; 
bulbiferum, red, summer, 3 ft., Europe; candidum (Madonna or Bourbon Lily), 
white, summer, 3 ft., S. Europe; carniolicum, red, summer, 3 ft., Carniolia; chal- 
eedonicum (Turk’s Cap Lily), scarlet, summer, 3 ft., Greece; concolor, red, summer, 
2 to 3 ft., Japan; cordifolium, white, Aug., 3 ft., Japan; croceum (Orange Lily), 
orange, June, 3 ft., S. Europe; Dalhousoni, purple, summer, 5 ft., hybrid; dauricum 
(Syn. davuricum), yellow, red, and black, June, 3 ft., Siberia; elegans (Syn. thun- 
bergianum), scarlet, July, 1 to 2 ft., Japan, and its numerous varieties; giganteum 
(Giant Lily), white, July, 10 to 12 ft., Himalayas; Hansoni, yellow, June, 3 to 4 ft., 
Japan; Henryi, orange-yellow, July, 6 to 10 ft., W. China; Humboldti, yellow and 
purple, July, 5 ft., California; japonicum, rose, summer, 2} ft., Japan, and its 
varieties Alexandre (white) and Colchesteri; longiflorum, white, June, 3 ft., Japan; 
Leichtlini, yellow and purple, July, 3 ft., Japan; Lowii, white and violet, summer, 
3 f{t., Burma; Martagon (Turk’s Cap Lily), purple, summer, 3 ft., Europe; Marta- 
gon album, white; monadelphum szovitzianum, yellow, June, 4 ft., Caucasus; 
pardalinum (Panther Lily), orange-crimson, July, 4 to 6 ft., California; Parryi, 
yellow, summer, 3 ft., California; parvum, yellow, July, 4 ft., California; pom- 
ponium (Scarlet Pompone Lily), red, summer, 3 ft., Lombardy; pyrenaicum, Slaw 
summer, 3 ft., Pyrenees; roseum (Syn. thomsonianum), lilac, spring, 18 in., Hima- 
layas; rubellum, pink, May, 1 to 2 ft., Japan; speciosum (Syn. lancifolium), white 
and red, summer, 3 ft., Japan, and its varieties album Kraetzeri, cruentum, Mel- 
pomene, macranthrum, roseum superbum and rubrum; testaceum (Nankeen Lily), 
yellow, summer, 4 to 6 ft.; superbum (Swamp Lily), orange and crimson, summer, 
6 ft., U. States; tenuifolium, scarlet, summer, 1 ft., Siberia; tigrinum (Tiger Lily), 
orange, red, and black, summer, 3 to 5 ft., Japan, and its varieties flore pleno 
(double), Fortunei, and splendens; umbellatum, red, June, 3 ft.; and washing- 
tonianum, white, July, 4 ft., California. . 
Lily.—See Lilium. 
Lily of the Valley.—See Convallaria. 
Lily Thorn (Catesbza spinosa).—See Catesbea. 
Lily Tree (Magnolia conspicua).—See Magnolia. 
Lime-fruit-tree (Citrus medica acida).—See Citrus. 
Limestone Fern (Polypodium calcareum).—See Polypodium. 
Lime Tree (Tilia europwa).—See Tilia. 
Limnanthemum (Marsh-flower ; Fringed Buck-Bean ; Fringed 
Water Lily).—Ord. Gentianacew. Hardy floating aquatics. Perennial. 
CULTURE OF GREENHOUSE SPECIES: Soil, loam & leaf-mould. 
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