GREENHOUSE AND CONSERVATORY.

The plants occupying the beds in the conservatory to be arranged,

cleaned, and pruned. If the health or habit of a plant, or other

considerations, should render it desirable to prolong the season

of blooming, the pruning may be postponed for a week or two longer.

Continue to pot Cinerarias, Calceolarias, Pelargoniums, and all other

such plants when they fill their pots with roots. To be then kept close

for some days until fresh root-action begins. Green fly to be kept down.

Verbenas.--Put them in heat, to get cuttings; as also Heliotropes, and

all other such plants, of which there is a scarcity, for bedding-out

purposes.

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