GARDENING CLUB
The above club held its fortnightly meeting on Tuesday evening, when Mr L. Lannio spoke on Propagation.’ There were, ha said, the natural way of plants—seed, bulbs, offsets, and many others. There were the artificial methods, such as grafting and budding. Seed was the principal natural method, and it was necessary to know the requirements of the species and conditions suitable for the germination and the care of the young plants. With the aid of many specimens Mr Lannie illustrated his remarks. Mr Passmore (president) conveyed to the speaker the thanks of the club.
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Evening Star, Issue 23728, 8 November 1940, Page 7
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96GARDENING CLUB Evening Star, Issue 23728, 8 November 1940, Page 7
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