My Garden in Summer
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alpinum, for any gritty mound sprinkled with a pinch of its seed will become a spot of beauty and remain so for years.
129 I My Garden in Summer The fringed form var. laciniatum has taken possession of part of my rock garden, but I do not like it as much as the lovely, round-flowered, typical form. The Sunday-school boys who review my flowers on Sunday afternoons with me call it the Ragtime Poppy, and it amuses them vastly, I have already praised a group of Meconopsis heterophylla in the rock g...arden in Spring, but those were self-sown plants that had battled through the Winter, and by now are beginning to look shabby and full of seedpods, but those sown in Spring are still in full beauty. It is one of my most favourite plants, its deep orange-red flowers are so unlike anything else in flower at this season, reminding one of one of the best of Orange Tulips, Tulipa Gesneriana aurantiaca, but the Meconopsis has an additional charm in a singularly rich brown-madder eye that would ensure a First Class Certificate for the Tulip if it could be trans- ferred to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
alpinum, for any gritty mound sprinkled with a pinch of its seed will become a spot of beauty and remain so for years.
129 I My Garden in Summer The fringed form var. laciniatum has taken possession of part of my rock garden, but I do not like it as much as the lovely, round-flowered, typical form. The Sunday-school boys who review my flowers on Sunday afternoons with me call it the Ragtime Poppy, and it amuses them vastly, I have already praised a group of Meconopsis heterophylla in the rock g...arden in Spring, but those were self-sown plants that had battled through the Winter, and by now are beginning to look shabby and full of seedpods, but those sown in Spring are still in full beauty. It is one of my most favourite plants, its deep orange-red flowers are so unlike anything else in flower at this season, reminding one of one of the best of Orange Tulips, Tulipa Gesneriana aurantiaca, but the Meconopsis has an additional charm in a singularly rich brown-madder eye that would ensure a First Class Certificate for the Tulip if it could be trans- ferred to it.
What to read after My Garden in Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E a Edward Augustus Bowles to read onlineMoreLess
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