 | John Lindley, Sir Joseph Paxton - Floriculture - 1850 - 350 pages
...be used as stocks for the Moutan. The bundle of tubers which forms the root of a herbaceous Pseony is pulled to pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets...desirable to increase. Each scion used is not more than an inch and a half or two inches in length, and is the point of a shoot formed during the bygone summer.... | |
 | John Lindley - 1851 - 284 pages
...be used as stocks for the Moutan. The bundle of tubers which forms the root of a herbaceous Pœony is pulled to pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets...these rootlets upon the potting bench, the scions are t hen brought from the plants wliich it is desirable to increase. Each scion used is not more than... | |
 | Horticulture - 1851 - 754 pages
...to pieces, and each of the finger-like-rootlets form a stock upon which the Moutan is destined to be be grafted. Having thrown a large number of these rootlets upon the pottingbench, the scions are to be brought from the plants which it is desirous to increase. Each scion... | |
 | Robert Fortune - Assam (India) - 1852 - 436 pages
...outhouses, and are intended to be used as stocks for the moutan. The bundle of tubers which forms the root is pulled to pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets...desirable to increase. Each scion used is not more than 14 inch or 2 inches in length, and is the point of a shoot formed during the bygone summer. Its base... | |
 | Fruit-culture - 1857 - 688 pages
...outhouses, and are intended to be used as stocks for tho Moutan. The bundle of tubers which forms the root is pulled to pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets...large number of these rootlets upon the potting bench, the.scions are then brought from the plants which it is desirable to increase. Each scion used is not... | |
 | John Lindley, Sir Joseph Paxton - Botany - 1882 - 358 pages
...be used as stocks for the Montan. The bundle of tubers which forms the root of a herbaceous Paeony is pulled to pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets...Having thrown a large number of these rootlets upon the potting-bench, the scions are then brought from the plants which it is desirable to increase. Each... | |
 | New York (State) Dept. of Agriculture - 1910 - 1312 pages
...intended to be used as stocks for the Moutans. The bundles of tubers which form the roots are potted in pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets forms...which the Moutan is destined to be grafted. Having placed a large number of the roots upon the potting bench, the scions are then brought from the plant... | |
 | Cornell University. Agricultural Experiment Station - Natural history - 1910 - 1312 pages
...intended to be used as stocks for the Moutans. The bundles of tubers which form the roots are potted in pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets forms a stock, upon which the Moutan is destined to.be grafted. Having placed a large number of the roots upon the potting bench, the scions are then... | |
 | New York (State). Department of Agriculture - 1910 - 1366 pages
...intended to be used as stocks for the Moutans. The bundles of tubers which form the roots are potted in pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets forms...which the Moutan is destined to be grafted. Having placed a large number of the roots upon the potting bench, the scions are then brought from the plant... | |
 | Cornell University. Agricultural Experiment Station - Agriculture - 1910 - 1302 pages
...intended to be used as stocks for the Moutans. The bundles of tubers which form the roots are potted in pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets forms...which the Moutan is destined to be grafted. Having placed a large number of the roots upon the potting bench, the scions are then brought from the plant... | |
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Pseony is pulled to pieces, and each of the finger-like rootlets forms a stock upon which the Moutan is destined to be grafted. Having thrown a large number of these rootlets upon the potting bench, the scions are then brought from the plants which it... 