Gardens for Small Country Houses
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The early bulbs already spoken of — not tulips merely, but daffodils and hyacinths, chionodoxas and squills, anemones and crocuses — should have an accompaniment of double arabis and varied aubrietias ; of wallflowers, Alpine species as well as garden hybrids ; of Blue-eyed Mary and rose-coloured Himalayan primrose. The last two will share the dampest spot with some of the mossy saxifrages, while the low drv wall, which sustains the wide walks that stretch out on a level from the loggia, will b...e the home of the encrusted section and of sedums and houseleeks. Of the last named there are 68 Gardens for Small Country Houses.
new varieties which are of a rich deep red when grown in seaside sun, and the poorest soil and driest place will suit them side by side with Zauschneria californica, which will bear its tubular scarlet blooms from July to frost. The great majority of alpines will do well here. The charm of many of them depends on their close and orderly growth and the delicate poise of their blooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The early bulbs already spoken of — not tulips merely, but daffodils and hyacinths, chionodoxas and squills, anemones and crocuses — should have an accompaniment of double arabis and varied aubrietias ; of wallflowers, Alpine species as well as garden hybrids ; of Blue-eyed Mary and rose-coloured Himalayan primrose. The last two will share the dampest spot with some of the mossy saxifrages, while the low drv wall, which sustains the wide walks that stretch out on a level from the loggia, will b...e the home of the encrusted section and of sedums and houseleeks. Of the last named there are 68 Gardens for Small Country Houses.
new varieties which are of a rich deep red when grown in seaside sun, and the poorest soil and driest place will suit them side by side with Zauschneria californica, which will bear its tubular scarlet blooms from July to frost. The great majority of alpines will do well here. The charm of many of them depends on their close and orderly growth and the delicate poise of their blooms.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weaver, Lawrence, Sir, 1876- to read onlineMoreLess
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