Gardening By Myself
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Ay, — and a few weeks will shew why ; in the abundant colours and the richer green, in the close, compact, working growth. A few weeks for the flowers ; but with us it is a few years. Even so.
" Every branch that beareth not fruit he taketh away, and every branch that beareth fruit he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit." Among the hardy perennial flowers, there are many lovely, old-fashioned kinds, well worth the having — if you can get them.
Spiderwort, with its deep blue eyes ; an...d ragged robin, with its funny fresh look of mconseguence, daffodils and rocket for the early spring ; and periwinkle and money- wort to carpet any bare spot of ground ; and lilies of the valley, and Solomon's seal, — with a host more. Some of them you will find in the florist's catalogue; a few in GARDENING BY MYSELF.
127 the seedsman's list ; but everywhere under a new name, where you must have sharp wit to find them out. For few innocent mind- ed persons would ever guess that Alyssum saxatile meant golden basket, or that Lych- nis flos-cuculi and ragged robin were one and the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ay, — and a few weeks will shew why ; in the abundant colours and the richer green, in the close, compact, working growth. A few weeks for the flowers ; but with us it is a few years. Even so.
" Every branch that beareth not fruit he taketh away, and every branch that beareth fruit he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit." Among the hardy perennial flowers, there are many lovely, old-fashioned kinds, well worth the having — if you can get them.
Spiderwort, with its deep blue eyes ; an...d ragged robin, with its funny fresh look of mconseguence, daffodils and rocket for the early spring ; and periwinkle and money- wort to carpet any bare spot of ground ; and lilies of the valley, and Solomon's seal, — with a host more. Some of them you will find in the florist's catalogue; a few in GARDENING BY MYSELF.
127 the seedsman's list ; but everywhere under a new name, where you must have sharp wit to find them out. For few innocent mind- ed persons would ever guess that Alyssum saxatile meant golden basket, or that Lych- nis flos-cuculi and ragged robin were one and the same.
What to read after Gardening By Myself?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anna Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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