Garden Flowers How to Cultivate Them a Treatise On the Culture of Hardy Orname
Garden Flowers How to Cultivate Them a Treatise On the Culture of Hardy Orname
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L. Griffithi (Grif- fith's) ; 50 feet; Nepaul ; 1854. L. Kamtschatika (Kamtschat- ka). L. Larix (larch) ; 100 feet ; Alps. L. Larix rcpens (creep- ing). L. Larix pendula (drooping). L. Ledebonrii (Ledebour's). L. Leptolepis (slender-scaled) ; north of Japan. L. Microcarpa (small-coned) ; 190 feet ; North America. L. Pendula (droop- ing) ; North America. L. Sibirica (Siberian) ; Siberia.
LARKSPUR. See DELPHINEUM.
LASTHENIA. [Composite. ] Hardy annuals ; thriving in poor soil, and increased by se...ed.
L. Californica (Californian) ; hardy annual ; i foot ; flowers yellow, in July ; California p 1834. L. Glabrata (smooth) ; hardy annual ; i foot ; flowers yellow, in July ; California ; 1 834. Z..
22O GARDEN FLOWERS.
obtusifolia (blunt-leaved) ; hardy annual ; i foot ; flowers yellow, in July; Chili; 1833.
LATHYRUS. [Leguminosae. ] A genus of showy hardy plants, annual and perennial, mostly climbers. The best of them is the Sweet-pea ( L. Odoratus) ; and there is not among the annuals a better nosegay flower than this, nor, now that there* are many varieties, is there a more lively garden orna- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Griffithi (Grif- fith's) ; 50 feet; Nepaul ; 1854. L. Kamtschatika (Kamtschat- ka). L. Larix (larch) ; 100 feet ; Alps. L. Larix rcpens (creep- ing). L. Larix pendula (drooping). L. Ledebonrii (Ledebour's). L. Leptolepis (slender-scaled) ; north of Japan. L. Microcarpa (small-coned) ; 190 feet ; North America. L. Pendula (droop- ing) ; North America. L. Sibirica (Siberian) ; Siberia.
LARKSPUR. See DELPHINEUM.
LASTHENIA. [Composite. ] Hardy annuals ; thriving in poor soil, and increased by se...ed.
L. Californica (Californian) ; hardy annual ; i foot ; flowers yellow, in July ; California p 1834. L. Glabrata (smooth) ; hardy annual ; i foot ; flowers yellow, in July ; California ; 1 834. Z..
22O GARDEN FLOWERS.
obtusifolia (blunt-leaved) ; hardy annual ; i foot ; flowers yellow, in July; Chili; 1833.
LATHYRUS. [Leguminosae. ] A genus of showy hardy plants, annual and perennial, mostly climbers. The best of them is the Sweet-pea ( L. Odoratus) ; and there is not among the annuals a better nosegay flower than this, nor, now that there* are many varieties, is there a more lively garden orna- ment.
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