Our Araby: Palm Springs And the the Garden of the Sun
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Blooms in early summer.
Palajoxia linearis. A common, straggling plant of many slender stems up to 3 feet high. Leaves few, narrow, dark gray-green: flowers lavender or pinkish, tubular, with long calyx. Blooms almost all the year.
Parosela (formerly Dalea) calif ornica. A stiff, woody bush, up to 3 feet high, with clear yellowish bark. Leaves small, gray, narrowly divided: flowers plentiful, resem- bling pea-blossoms, dark bright blue. Blooms in mid- spring.
Parosela {formerly Dalea) emoryi. D...ye-weed. A gray, weedy bush 2 or 3 feet high, easily identified by the orange stain which the flower-heads leave on hands or clothing. Leaves small, composed of several leaflets: flowers tiny, purple, in small close clusters. Blooms mid-spring to late summer.
Parosela (formerly Dalea) mollis. A small, grayish plant with much-divided leaves and tiny, rosy-purple flowers in woolly-looking clusters. Blooms in late spring and early summer.
Parosela (formerly Dalea) schottii. A large, rather thorny bush, up to 6 feet high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blooms in early summer.
Palajoxia linearis. A common, straggling plant of many slender stems up to 3 feet high. Leaves few, narrow, dark gray-green: flowers lavender or pinkish, tubular, with long calyx. Blooms almost all the year.
Parosela (formerly Dalea) calif ornica. A stiff, woody bush, up to 3 feet high, with clear yellowish bark. Leaves small, gray, narrowly divided: flowers plentiful, resem- bling pea-blossoms, dark bright blue. Blooms in mid- spring.
Parosela {formerly Dalea) emoryi. D...ye-weed. A gray, weedy bush 2 or 3 feet high, easily identified by the orange stain which the flower-heads leave on hands or clothing. Leaves small, composed of several leaflets: flowers tiny, purple, in small close clusters. Blooms mid-spring to late summer.
Parosela (formerly Dalea) mollis. A small, grayish plant with much-divided leaves and tiny, rosy-purple flowers in woolly-looking clusters. Blooms in late spring and early summer.
Parosela (formerly Dalea) schottii. A large, rather thorny bush, up to 6 feet high.
What to read after Our Araby: Palm Springs And the the Garden of the Sun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chase, J. Smeaton (Joseph Smeaton), B. 1864 to read onlineMoreLess
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