The Planning & Planting of Little Gardens
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Then, if I were planting such a border for myself, I should want some Cotoneasters for their winter berry, Cistus for their summer flower, and Cornus that I could cut down to the ground each spring that I might enjoy the glow of their crimson bark all the following winter.
I should want Ceanothus Gloire de Versailles for its lavender-blue, Marie Simon for its pink, and Indigo for its intensely deep blue flowers. Some Brooms, too, I would put in — Cytisus prsecox certainly, and perhaps if I had ...room C. nigricans Carlieri, because it flowers in the late summer and autumn. The front edges should be carpeted with Ericas that would serve effectually to separate the gravel from the borders.
The pink winter flowering heather. Erica carnea, should be one of them, and several of the Erica vul- garis forms, particularly cuprea and aurea, which are beautiful all the year round. I should also want som.e of the dwarf " Mock Orange," or Syringas — Fantasie with its soft blush tint, and Rosace for its glorious white rose-like flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, if I were planting such a border for myself, I should want some Cotoneasters for their winter berry, Cistus for their summer flower, and Cornus that I could cut down to the ground each spring that I might enjoy the glow of their crimson bark all the following winter.
I should want Ceanothus Gloire de Versailles for its lavender-blue, Marie Simon for its pink, and Indigo for its intensely deep blue flowers. Some Brooms, too, I would put in — Cytisus prsecox certainly, and perhaps if I had ...room C. nigricans Carlieri, because it flowers in the late summer and autumn. The front edges should be carpeted with Ericas that would serve effectually to separate the gravel from the borders.
The pink winter flowering heather. Erica carnea, should be one of them, and several of the Erica vul- garis forms, particularly cuprea and aurea, which are beautiful all the year round. I should also want som.e of the dwarf " Mock Orange," or Syringas — Fantasie with its soft blush tint, and Rosace for its glorious white rose-like flowers.
What to read after The Planning & Planting of Little Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weaver, Lawrence, Sir, 1876- to read onlineMoreLess
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