. Keith's Katalog der Samen. Baumschulen Manitoba Winnipeg Kataloge; Gemüse; Blumen Samen Samen Kataloge Kataloge. - 4 K: ^7 Ill. Keith's Katalog alle Blumen aus Samen werden in der Regel als Einjährige, Zweijährige und Stauden bekannt. Jahrbücher sind jene Pflanzen, die Blume oder Reifen ihre Samen oder Früchte der Saison sie gesät werden, und dann untergehen. Diese Klasse der Pflanze ist wieder Di> Ided von Der kultivator in zwei classesâthe Hardy und der halbe Hardy oder Ausschreibung. Winterharte Einjährige sind diejenigen, die keine künstliche Wärme zu jeder Zeit ihr Wachstum benötigen, jede Stufe ihrer Entwicklung, aus germin

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. Keith's catalogue of seeds. Nursery stock Manitoba Winnipeg Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs. â 4K:^7llustrated KEITH'S catalogue All flowers from seeds are generally known as Annuals, Biennials and Perennials. Annuals are those plants which flower or ripen their seeds or fruit the season they are sown, and then perish. This class of plant is again di>ided by the cultivator into two classesâthe hardy and the half- hardy or tender. HARDY ANNUALS are those which require no artificial heat at any period of their growth, every stage of their development, from germination to ripening the seed, being passed in tlie open gTound. HALF-HARDY ANNUALS are all those species which flower and ripen their seeds in the open air, but need the assistance of artificial heat in the earlier stages of their growth. They should be sown in a hot-bed or in pots in a green house, if one is available, or in a sunny window. Keep them well shaded, which will prevent absorption by the rays of the sun and the constant necessity of frecjuent watering, which bakes the soil, and does much mischief to seed of slow growth. Towards tlie middle or the end of May many of the seedlings will be ready for trans- planting to borders, but previous to this exposure it will be necessary to harden them, preparatory to removal, by gradually admitting air to the frame both day and night. BIENNIALS AND PERENNIALS Biennials are those plants which do not generally flower the first year, and are only in perfection one year. Perrennials continue to flower several years in succession. The seed may be sown, as has already been stated, at times when the ground is moist, but not very wet, from the first of April to August. ]Iany of them may be raised in the open ground, like hardy annuals, but transplanted ; but tender or half-hardy kinds should be sown as directed for half hardy-annuals. As they do not generally bloom the first year, they may be thinned out or removed from the seed beds

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