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Calceolarias, cut clown in July, will begin to flower about the 
end of the month. Place them in an airy part of the greenhouse. 
China. Rose cuttings strike very freely now, if planted under a 
hand-glass, on a south-east or south-west aspect, and are potted off 
in the spring; but they become fine plants in much less time, when 
planted in spring. 
Ckimonanthus fragrans may still he increased by layers and cut¬ 
tings. 
Cyclamen persicum, if not turned out of the pots into a sheltered 
border, should he turned out as early in this month as possible. 
Greenhouse Plants of several kinds may still he propagated by 
cuttings. 
Mignonette, to stand the winter in pots, if not sown last month, 
should he sown as early as possible- 
Orange and Lemon Trees, may still he propagated by cuttings. 
Pink pipings, put in last month and July, if properly struck, 
should be transplanted in beds to remove in the spring. Pot off a 
quantity of one year old plants to force. 
Ranunculuses, planted in frames towards the end, will flower from 
Christmas to the middle of January. 
Ten Weeks Stocks, sown in pots early in the month and shelter¬ 
ed in frames, will flower early in the spring. 
Primula prcenitens (sinensis Lindl.) cuttings of this plant may be 
put in about the end of the month. 
Cactuses of all sorts should now he taken into the greenhouse. See 
page 117. 
Spomopsis elegans, now sown, will probably flower better than those 
sown at any other season; see page 221. 
Isotoma axillaris. —The seeds of this plant may he sown to flower 
in the following May. 
Hyacinths may be planted the middle of the month: 
Schizanthus may also he sown, and treated as recommended, page 
287. 
Viola Tricolor. The seeds of this plant, gathered any time before 
the end of the month, should he sown immediately; 
