Days in My Garden
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' GARDENER' OLD PETER THERE are two words connected with the garden, they belong to a big genus and in their frequent use comprise many species. One is the word ' hardy. ' How it grasps within its long cold arms a great army of the robust and strong, together with the tender, delicate and weak ! How large is its embrace judged by the plant catalogue, but alas ! how we mourn to find many an isolated label ; a tombstone after a severe winter, or perhaps, even more frequently, after a mild and wet... one. ' I am hardy anywhere ; ' ' almost hardy, if ' ' I was hardy before that winter ; ' ' I shall be hardy if planted in a protected spot;' 'perfectly hardy, note, I winter under glass': we learn these painful qualifications by experience.
The other word is ' gardener. ' How many claim that distinction ; how few attain ! There is all the difference in the world between 'a gardener' and 'a man about the garden, ' the latter is common enough. Dean Hole said 'He who would have 44 OLD PETER beautiful Roses in his garden must have beautiful Roses in his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' GARDENER' OLD PETER THERE are two words connected with the garden, they belong to a big genus and in their frequent use comprise many species. One is the word ' hardy. ' How it grasps within its long cold arms a great army of the robust and strong, together with the tender, delicate and weak ! How large is its embrace judged by the plant catalogue, but alas ! how we mourn to find many an isolated label ; a tombstone after a severe winter, or perhaps, even more frequently, after a mild and wet... one. ' I am hardy anywhere ; ' ' almost hardy, if ' ' I was hardy before that winter ; ' ' I shall be hardy if planted in a protected spot;' 'perfectly hardy, note, I winter under glass': we learn these painful qualifications by experience.
The other word is ' gardener. ' How many claim that distinction ; how few attain ! There is all the difference in the world between 'a gardener' and 'a man about the garden, ' the latter is common enough. Dean Hole said 'He who would have 44 OLD PETER beautiful Roses in his garden must have beautiful Roses in his heart.
What to read after Days in My Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Ballard to read onlineMoreLess
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