It is well seen in the Marguerite, a greenhouse plant which is very easily grown in the house.

Evergreen greenhouse shrubs of great beauty and easy cultivation.

A greenhouse evergreen shrub.

Asparagus Plumosus Nanus is a greenhouse variety, bearing fern-like foliage.

Perhaps if my poor uncle believed it really to be the cause of God Himself, he would not be in such extreme fear for it, or fancy it required such a hotbed and greenhouse culture. .

Commercial flower forcing; the fundamentals and their practical application to the culture of the greenhouse crops, by Alex Laurie & L. C. Chadwick.

This delightful greenhouse climber is seen to best advantage when suspended in a hanging basket, but it also makes an attractive plant when grown on upright sticks, or on trellis-work.

But the plant which my companion and myself both cried over, was a little bit of a weedy marigold, the one poor little flower on it carefully fastened about with a paper ring, such as high and mighty greenhouse men sometimes put round a choice rose in bud.

The greenhouse kinds should be grown in rich earth: these are propagated by cuttings planted in light soil.

They grow well in loam and peat with a little sand, but require to be planted in a warm situation or to have greenhouse care.

Handsome greenhouse perennials.

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F. Suspensa thrives best under greenhouse treatment, but F. Viridissima is quite hardy.

He was a boy who was always startling his friends with some new idea, and this time he had "borrowed" a silver bouquet-holder out of his mother's drawer, and filled it with the loveliest greenhouse flowers.

Showy greenhouse succulent plants.

She replied that "cutting" with us was a greenhouse term and meant a part clipped from a plant or a tree.

In the first were delicious early peaches, rose-color and gold, wrapped one by one in soft paper and laid among fine sawdust; early pears, also, with the summer incense in their spiciness; greenhouse grapes, white and amber and purple.

They are mostly treated as greenhouse pot-plants, but may be grown in the open if planted on a south border, in ridges like those made for cucumbers, and covered with hand-glasses till established.