Continuous Bloom in America; Where, When, What, to Plant, With Other Gardening Suggestions
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All the annuals.
Seventh Period Late August has a variety of perennials that are especially free-flowering, giving unusual color to this period.
August 25 Asters, hardy. Helenium, Riverton Gem.
Pyrethrum uliginosum. Helenium, Riverton Beauty.
Sedum spectabile. Anemone Japonica.
Salvia azurea and S. Pitcheri. Eupatorium ccelestinum.
Eighth Period September 15 Monkshood Wilsoni. Chrysanthemum (Sept. var.).
Gladioh, planted July. Long-blooming annuals continued.
In October the Chrysanthemums are t...he only worth- while perennials. The indefatigable annuals, such as Zinnias, Petunias, Marigolds, Verbenas, Ageratum, etc., are wearing a rusty appearance, making one feel that after all frost is not an unwelcome visitor this month. His blight saves us from brooding too long over a tired garden, when it is more important to be at work cleaning up and preparing for another year.
[50] COLOR Chapter VII WHAT TO PLANT Single star indicates desirable plants not appearing in the charts at the end of the volume.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the annuals.
Seventh Period Late August has a variety of perennials that are especially free-flowering, giving unusual color to this period.
August 25 Asters, hardy. Helenium, Riverton Gem.
Pyrethrum uliginosum. Helenium, Riverton Beauty.
Sedum spectabile. Anemone Japonica.
Salvia azurea and S. Pitcheri. Eupatorium ccelestinum.
Eighth Period September 15 Monkshood Wilsoni. Chrysanthemum (Sept. var.).
Gladioh, planted July. Long-blooming annuals continued.
In October the Chrysanthemums are t...he only worth- while perennials. The indefatigable annuals, such as Zinnias, Petunias, Marigolds, Verbenas, Ageratum, etc., are wearing a rusty appearance, making one feel that after all frost is not an unwelcome visitor this month. His blight saves us from brooding too long over a tired garden, when it is more important to be at work cleaning up and preparing for another year.
[50] COLOR Chapter VII WHAT TO PLANT Single star indicates desirable plants not appearing in the charts at the end of the volume.
What to read after Continuous Bloom in America; Where, When, What, to Plant, With Other Gardening Suggestions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Shelton to read onlineMoreLess
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