Book of the Flower Show
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A strong combination, like the Midland Daffodil Society, might have decided into which of the three groups any doubtful varieties should be placed for exhibition purposes. This would be an arbitrary method of deal- ing with the matter, but something of the kind must be done if distinctions based on the relative size of crown and perianth are to be observed. The Royal Horticul- tural Society, through its Daffodil Committee, is now dealing with the subject and a New Classification is to be issued... soon.
Merits. — Size ; purity or brilliance of colouring ; perfectly developed trumpet or crown and perianth ; absence of rain stains, of sun-burn or bleaching ; fresh- ness ; substance ; stiff, stout stems ; arrangement of the flowers to set each bloom oflF to the fullest advantage.
Faults. — Malformation ; lack of size, colour, and sub- stance ; bleached tips or margin caused by bright sun- shine and cold winds ; short stems ; inharmonious arrangement of colours in a collection.
Hints. — In a collection of distinct varieties separate the most brilliant as far as possible, and place them in close contrast with white, bicolour, or pale yellow varieties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A strong combination, like the Midland Daffodil Society, might have decided into which of the three groups any doubtful varieties should be placed for exhibition purposes. This would be an arbitrary method of deal- ing with the matter, but something of the kind must be done if distinctions based on the relative size of crown and perianth are to be observed. The Royal Horticul- tural Society, through its Daffodil Committee, is now dealing with the subject and a New Classification is to be issued... soon.
Merits. — Size ; purity or brilliance of colouring ; perfectly developed trumpet or crown and perianth ; absence of rain stains, of sun-burn or bleaching ; fresh- ness ; substance ; stiff, stout stems ; arrangement of the flowers to set each bloom oflF to the fullest advantage.
Faults. — Malformation ; lack of size, colour, and sub- stance ; bleached tips or margin caused by bright sun- shine and cold winds ; short stems ; inharmonious arrangement of colours in a collection.
Hints. — In a collection of distinct varieties separate the most brilliant as far as possible, and place them in close contrast with white, bicolour, or pale yellow varieties.
What to read after Book of the Flower Show?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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