. Il dilettante pratico dell orto-libro;. Il giardinaggio. CENOTHERA-Oleandro 161 controllato da divisione o seme, annuari da seme. Impostare gli alti tipi da 2 a 3 piedi di distanza. Altezza da 1 a 3 piedi. Tutti di semplice cultura. L'okra. Dal verde di pods di questo vegetale è reso noto Gumbo zuppa del Sud, in cui la pianta è più estesamente coltivati rispetto al nord. Le cialde sono utilizzati anche nel loro stato verde per bolliti e vengono essiccate e utilizzate in inverno, quando essi sono nutrienti, e la forma non poca parte della dieta in determinate sezioni del paese. I semi sono molto sensibili al freddo e umidità e shou

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. The amateur's practical garden-book;. Gardening. CENOTHERA—OLEANDER 161 gated by division or seed, the annuals by seed. Set the tall kinds 2 to 3 feet apart. Height 1 to 3 feet. All of easy culture. Okra. From the green pods of this vegetable is made the well-known Gumbo soup of the South, where the plant is more extensively grown than in the North. The pods are also used in their green state for stews, and are dried and used in winter, when they are nutritious, and form no little part of the diet in certain sections of the country. The seeds are very sensitive to cold and moisture, and should not be sown until the ground has become warm — the last week in May or the first of June being early enough in New York. The seed should be sown in a drill 1 inch deep, the plants thinned to ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ stand 12 inches in the row. Give the same cul- ture as for corn. One ounce will sow 40 feet of drill. Dwarf varieties are best for the North. Green Density and Velvet are leading varieties. Oleander. While there are many named va- rieties of the Oleander, but two are often seen in general cultivation. These are the common red and white varie- ties. Both these, as well as the named varieties, are of easy management and well adapted to home culture, grow- ing in pots or tubs for several years without special care. Well-grown specimens are very effective as porch or lawn plants, or may be used to good advantage in mixed beds of tall-growing plants, plunging the pot or tub to the rim in the soil. The plants should be cut back after flowering. They should be rested in any out-of-the-way place through the winter. When brought out in the spring, they should be given sun and air in order to make a sturdy growth. Prop- agation is effected by using well-ripened wood for cut- tings, placed in a close frame; or the slips may be rooted in a bottle or can of water, care being taken to supply water as evaporation takes place. After being rooted, they may be. Please note that these ima

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