A White Paper Garden
A White Paper Garden
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To be carefully planted in good soil, deeply spaded, and finely powdered in the fall ; to be covered in by a mulching of litter during the winter, and to have some bone-meal dug about their roots in the spring these are the few and paltry attentions asked by the good biennials and perennials, and surely these are not ex- travagant requirements !
In even the limited space afforded by an ordinary suburban or village garden plot, a succession of white bloom may be ensured by planting from this lis...t which I have treasured for ever so long in my desk-garden Snowdrops, crocus, hyacinths, narcissi, violets, Star of Bethlehem, tulips, candy- JULY 155 tuft, English daisies, trilliums, bloodroots, iris Spanish, English, Japanese and German lilies-of-the-valley, columbines, fraxinellas, peonies, phlox, Canterbury bells, foxgloves, Achilleas, feverfews, larkspurs, balsams, ver- benas, Shasta daisies, China asters, pansies, petunias, mallows, nicotinas, hollyhocks, dahlias, anemones and chrysanthemums.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be carefully planted in good soil, deeply spaded, and finely powdered in the fall ; to be covered in by a mulching of litter during the winter, and to have some bone-meal dug about their roots in the spring these are the few and paltry attentions asked by the good biennials and perennials, and surely these are not ex- travagant requirements !
In even the limited space afforded by an ordinary suburban or village garden plot, a succession of white bloom may be ensured by planting from this lis...t which I have treasured for ever so long in my desk-garden Snowdrops, crocus, hyacinths, narcissi, violets, Star of Bethlehem, tulips, candy- JULY 155 tuft, English daisies, trilliums, bloodroots, iris Spanish, English, Japanese and German lilies-of-the-valley, columbines, fraxinellas, peonies, phlox, Canterbury bells, foxgloves, Achilleas, feverfews, larkspurs, balsams, ver- benas, Shasta daisies, China asters, pansies, petunias, mallows, nicotinas, hollyhocks, dahlias, anemones and chrysanthemums.
What to read after A White Paper Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Andrew Shafer to read onlineMoreLess
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