Popular Garden Flowers Anemones Asters Begonias Et Al
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The interest of the perennial Larkspur does not lie wholly in its flowers, for the leaves are distinct and handsome. Kelway likens them, not inaptly, to those of the Acanthus, or Bear's Breech, a plant whose foliage is said to have suggested the Corinthian style of architecture. The leaves are broad and deeply cut, and are set on strong, whitish flower-stems.
ON PERENNIAL LARKSPURS 239 Propagation. The root-stock is thick and fleshy, the roots differing entirely from fibrous things like Michael...- mas Daisies. They resemble the large, succulent roots of the " Bleeding Heart, " Dielytra (or, with modern botanists, Dicentra] spectabilis. Somehow, the amateur shrinks from dividing root-stocks thus composed much more seriously than he does from dealing with stools that consist of a thick network of fine fibres ; but should he be standing with poised spade, hesitating and doubt- ful, he may be encouraged to strike home boldly, provided his clumps are strong, and are furnished with distinct " crowns " or growing points.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The interest of the perennial Larkspur does not lie wholly in its flowers, for the leaves are distinct and handsome. Kelway likens them, not inaptly, to those of the Acanthus, or Bear's Breech, a plant whose foliage is said to have suggested the Corinthian style of architecture. The leaves are broad and deeply cut, and are set on strong, whitish flower-stems.
ON PERENNIAL LARKSPURS 239 Propagation. The root-stock is thick and fleshy, the roots differing entirely from fibrous things like Michael...- mas Daisies. They resemble the large, succulent roots of the " Bleeding Heart, " Dielytra (or, with modern botanists, Dicentra] spectabilis. Somehow, the amateur shrinks from dividing root-stocks thus composed much more seriously than he does from dealing with stools that consist of a thick network of fine fibres ; but should he be standing with poised spade, hesitating and doubt- ful, he may be encouraged to strike home boldly, provided his clumps are strong, and are furnished with distinct " crowns " or growing points.
What to read after Popular Garden Flowers Anemones Asters Begonias Et Al?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Walter P. (Walter Page), 1864-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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