Gardens of England
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The undesirable influence of false ideal and of the rage for novelty, rather than a calm judgment of what is most beautiful, is also seen in the matter of colour. Some flowers have naturally only a tender tinting, which seems to be so much a part of their true nature that attempts to force them into stronger colouring can only detract from their refinement. Such a plant is the delicious mignonette, with a tender colouring that seems like a modest self-depreciating introduction to its delicious ...and wholesome quality of sweetness. The slightly warmer shade of the anthers in the plant of normal tinting, with a general absence of any positively bright colouring, is exactly in accordance with the plant's character, and with that modest charm that gives it a warm place in every good gardener's heart. But when, as in some of the so- called improvements, the graceful head is aalarged and condensed into a broad, thickened squatness, with large brick-red anthers, the modest grace that 12 90 GARDENS OF ENGLAND formed the essence of the sweet flower's charm is entirely gone, and in its place we are offered a thing that has lost all beauty and has only gained a look of coarseness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The undesirable influence of false ideal and of the rage for novelty, rather than a calm judgment of what is most beautiful, is also seen in the matter of colour. Some flowers have naturally only a tender tinting, which seems to be so much a part of their true nature that attempts to force them into stronger colouring can only detract from their refinement. Such a plant is the delicious mignonette, with a tender colouring that seems like a modest self-depreciating introduction to its delicious ...and wholesome quality of sweetness. The slightly warmer shade of the anthers in the plant of normal tinting, with a general absence of any positively bright colouring, is exactly in accordance with the plant's character, and with that modest charm that gives it a warm place in every good gardener's heart. But when, as in some of the so- called improvements, the graceful head is aalarged and condensed into a broad, thickened squatness, with large brick-red anthers, the modest grace that 12 90 GARDENS OF ENGLAND formed the essence of the sweet flower's charm is entirely gone, and in its place we are offered a thing that has lost all beauty and has only gained a look of coarseness.
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