An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Gardening
An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Gardening
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126 Encyclopaedia of Gardening FLOWER GARDEN, SHRUBS continued.
Arguta is one of the best species, because it has graceful foliage as well as charming flowers.
The best-known Viburnum is the Guelder Rose, Opulus sterile, with its snowball-like flower heads, but a far finer plant for the shrubbery is plicatum, which forms a bush of handsome habit and bears a profusion of large white flowers. It likes a peaty or loamy soil.
Soil for shrubs. The phrase frequently used that such-and-such shrubs " a...re not particular as to soil " should not encourage people to plant them in poor, shallow, ill-cultivated ground. The soil should be broken up to a good depth (see Bastard trenching under Kitchen Garden) and well manured. Moreover, an occasional soaking of water or liquid manure will be a great help in a dry summer. Plant early in November, and press the soil firmly.
Pruning shrubs. When evergreen shrubs have to be pruned in order to keep them within bounds or to restrict them to a certain shape, it should be done with a knife in such a way that the stumps are hidden by the leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
126 Encyclopaedia of Gardening FLOWER GARDEN, SHRUBS continued.
Arguta is one of the best species, because it has graceful foliage as well as charming flowers.
The best-known Viburnum is the Guelder Rose, Opulus sterile, with its snowball-like flower heads, but a far finer plant for the shrubbery is plicatum, which forms a bush of handsome habit and bears a profusion of large white flowers. It likes a peaty or loamy soil.
Soil for shrubs. The phrase frequently used that such-and-such shrubs " a...re not particular as to soil " should not encourage people to plant them in poor, shallow, ill-cultivated ground. The soil should be broken up to a good depth (see Bastard trenching under Kitchen Garden) and well manured. Moreover, an occasional soaking of water or liquid manure will be a great help in a dry summer. Plant early in November, and press the soil firmly.
Pruning shrubs. When evergreen shrubs have to be pruned in order to keep them within bounds or to restrict them to a certain shape, it should be done with a knife in such a way that the stumps are hidden by the leaves.
What to read after An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Gardening?
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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