Alpines And Bog-Plants
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Canadense grows slenderly to about three feet or so, and then, on long pedicels, carries two, or perhaps three bell-shaped flowers in orange and crimson, near those of Grayi in shape, but rather larger. Hum- boldtii is more beautiful again ; and, in its high-somiding variety bloomerianum magnijicwm, more beautiful than itself. This form of Humboldtii is the only one to grow.
It thrives well, and sends up loose, well-furnished spikes of flowers, which are large, spotted, very cleanly, and bright...ly coloured in yellow and red, and strike a com- promise between the bell-shape of Grayi and the Turk's Cap oi pardalinum, by assuming the form of a large star, just reflexing at the tips. Maritimum, cup-shaped and crimson, is a rare, dainty North American which I have never grown, and with Humboldtii closes my list of Lilies for the big ideal bog and bank.
OiParryi I dare not speak; this is a Califomian, usually called a bog-plant, slender, leafy, striking, in shape of bloom a medium between pardalinum and the Iso- leirions — that is to say, in the form of a rather shallow trumpet, soft, rich yellow, sparsely spotted and very sweet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Canadense grows slenderly to about three feet or so, and then, on long pedicels, carries two, or perhaps three bell-shaped flowers in orange and crimson, near those of Grayi in shape, but rather larger. Hum- boldtii is more beautiful again ; and, in its high-somiding variety bloomerianum magnijicwm, more beautiful than itself. This form of Humboldtii is the only one to grow.
It thrives well, and sends up loose, well-furnished spikes of flowers, which are large, spotted, very cleanly, and bright...ly coloured in yellow and red, and strike a com- promise between the bell-shape of Grayi and the Turk's Cap oi pardalinum, by assuming the form of a large star, just reflexing at the tips. Maritimum, cup-shaped and crimson, is a rare, dainty North American which I have never grown, and with Humboldtii closes my list of Lilies for the big ideal bog and bank.
OiParryi I dare not speak; this is a Califomian, usually called a bog-plant, slender, leafy, striking, in shape of bloom a medium between pardalinum and the Iso- leirions — that is to say, in the form of a rather shallow trumpet, soft, rich yellow, sparsely spotted and very sweet.
What to read after Alpines And Bog-Plants?
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