The Garden Anthology
The Garden Anthology
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There are now close-trimmed yew hedges, some of those first planted being eight feet six inches high, and nearly three feet through, while others are kept low and square. There are Yews cut in pyramids and buttresses against the walls, and Yews in every stage of natural growth. I love the English Yew, with its ' thousand years of gloom ! ' (an age that ours, however, have not yet attained). The Wellingtonia, planted in 1866, has shot up to over forty feet high, and far outgrown its youthful F 6...5 Jack-in-the-Green look. The Stone Pine, alas ! has split in two and been propped up ; and although half killed since by frost, it yet bears a yearly harvest of fine cones, chiefly collected for use as fire revivers ; though the seeds ripen for sowing, or eating. The borders are filled with the dearest old-fashioned plants ; the main entrance is removed to the north side ; the stable-yard is removed also, and instead thereof are turf and straight walks, and a sun dial and a parterr for bedding things out the sole plot allowed here for scarlet Pelargoni- ums and the like.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are now close-trimmed yew hedges, some of those first planted being eight feet six inches high, and nearly three feet through, while others are kept low and square. There are Yews cut in pyramids and buttresses against the walls, and Yews in every stage of natural growth. I love the English Yew, with its ' thousand years of gloom ! ' (an age that ours, however, have not yet attained). The Wellingtonia, planted in 1866, has shot up to over forty feet high, and far outgrown its youthful F 6...5 Jack-in-the-Green look. The Stone Pine, alas ! has split in two and been propped up ; and although half killed since by frost, it yet bears a yearly harvest of fine cones, chiefly collected for use as fire revivers ; though the seeds ripen for sowing, or eating. The borders are filled with the dearest old-fashioned plants ; the main entrance is removed to the north side ; the stable-yard is removed also, and instead thereof are turf and straight walks, and a sun dial and a parterr for bedding things out the sole plot allowed here for scarlet Pelargoni- ums and the like.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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