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rich sandy soil for the purpose. They will 
soon advance, and in a short time the first 
sucker-like shoot will be noticed pushing 
through the soil, which develops into a 
feathery spray, succeeded as the plant grows 
older hy stronger shoots. 
“Twelve months after the seed is sown, 
provided the young plants have had liberal 
treatment, neat specimens should be obtained 
suitable for table decoration. With me it has 
proved a very valuable plant for table and 
indoor decoration : the graceful dark green 
sprays and elegant habit render it much 
admired. It is even a rival for Adiantum 
