_Baldwinsville, N. Y._
The Madeira vine is so easily raised it is not necessary to be
particularly careful of a plant which has already fulfilled its mission.
The atmospheric and root conditions under house culture are not favorable
to the blooming of this plant. If the tubers are placed in a rich, warm
soil early in spring the plant will make a great growth and bloom in
autumn. When the particular plant in question is to be moved, in the
spring, a portion of its top growth can be cut away and then the whole
plant slipped out of the pan into the open ground outside.
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