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Araucaria Imbricata (The Monkey Puzzle, or Chilian Pine)Thisstrikingly handsome conifer is very suitable for a forecourt or for a single specimen on grass. Young plants are sometimes grown in the conservatory and in the borders of shrubberies, as well as in the centres of beds. It requires a good stiff sandy loam, which must be well drained, and plenty of room for root action should be allowed. Young plants are obtained from seed sown in good mellow soil. Water sparingly, especially during the winter. Arbor Vitae. See "Thuya." Next: Arbutus (Strawberry Tree) Previous: Aralia Sieboldi (Fig Palm)
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