 | 1837 - 398 Seiten
...may be advantageous, to take the bulbs out of the ground when the leaves perish, and set them again when they are disposed to move. They will be best...have six months rest before they are watered again. Asunnv aspect, at the foot of a south wall, appears to suit them." 1944 DELPHINIUM Barlowii. A Garden... | |
 | 1837 - 510 Seiten
...leaves perish, and set them again when they are disposed to move. They will be preserved best when at rest in dry sand. I consider that phycellas should...have six months' rest before they are watered again." Their habit is to flower after the leaves have acquired their growth, before they go to rest. The drawing... | |
 | William Herbert - 1837 - 564 Seiten
...may be advantageous, to take the bulbs out of the ground when the leaves perish, and set them again when they are disposed to move. They will be best preserved while at rest in dry sand. Concerning the difference between Phycella and Habranthus, see the two first species of Habranthus,... | |
 | William Herbert - 1837 - 542 Seiten
...may be advantageous, to take the bulbs out of the ground when the leaves perish, and set them again when they are disposed to move. They will be best preserved while at rest in dry sand. Concerning the difference between Phycella and Habranthus, see the two first species of Habranthus,... | |
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... bulbs on examination show a disposition to push out fresh fibres at their base. The old fibres in this genus seem always to perish before the plant vegetates again ; it cannot therefore be injurious, and may be advantageous, to take the bulbs out... 