Every Woman Her Own Flower Gardener: a Handy Manual of Flower Gardening for ...
Every Woman Her Own Flower Gardener: a Handy Manual of Flower Gardening for ...
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A quantity of strong young plants are desirable to commence with, and they should be planted rather thickly and kept well mingled together. In the Summer, their fresh green leaves contrast perfectly with the darker foliage, and all through the winter their verdure is pleasing. Such edgings form a beautiful setting for flowers, while they are so charming as to make it desirable to cultivate the " dainty plant '^ for its own worth.
After the edging has once become established, by pinching off and... cutting back the young shoots, it can be easily kept in perfect order.
Nearly every courtyard in Paris displays the English Ivy, either cover- ing trellises as a dark background to brilliant thickets of Geraniums, or trained over a bower.
The plants are grown in large boxes, filled with a rich turfy soil, and thus supplied they make rapid growth. At the French Exposition, the garden was filled with all that was richest and rarest, yet Mr. Kobinson tells us, in his book upon " French Gardens," that a pretty circular bower covered with Ivy attracted first the attention of every passer-by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A quantity of strong young plants are desirable to commence with, and they should be planted rather thickly and kept well mingled together. In the Summer, their fresh green leaves contrast perfectly with the darker foliage, and all through the winter their verdure is pleasing. Such edgings form a beautiful setting for flowers, while they are so charming as to make it desirable to cultivate the " dainty plant '^ for its own worth.
After the edging has once become established, by pinching off and... cutting back the young shoots, it can be easily kept in perfect order.
Nearly every courtyard in Paris displays the English Ivy, either cover- ing trellises as a dark background to brilliant thickets of Geraniums, or trained over a bower.
The plants are grown in large boxes, filled with a rich turfy soil, and thus supplied they make rapid growth. At the French Exposition, the garden was filled with all that was richest and rarest, yet Mr. Kobinson tells us, in his book upon " French Gardens," that a pretty circular bower covered with Ivy attracted first the attention of every passer-by.
What to read after Every Woman Her Own Flower Gardener: a Handy Manual of Flower Gardening for ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S O Sophia Orne Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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