Dutch Bulbs And Gardens
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If amateurs had any idea of the spirit of emulation rife among the Haarlem growers, and the way their whole attention is absorbed, — how unceasingly they labour and continually verify their experiments, always reflecting and improving upon them and making fresh combinations, — they would then know the work is not impossible, and they need only be endowed with the indomitable qualities of the Dutchman, and they might produce the §ame results.
There is no doubt that there exists, even in Haarlem,... a sensible difference between growers of the first class and the more second-rate cultivators; for, although all are imbued more or less with the same spirit, and enjoy the same advantages of soil, climate, etc., yet some, through learning and experience, rise superior to the rest in this line.
If in other countries amateur growers kept more in touch with one another, and co-operated as do the Haarlem cultivators, there would be less occasion for despair. For a good deal of their success comes from their united efforts and experiments, so that among them all they have many ways of knowing how to preserve bulbs, to propagate them, and guard them from destructive accidents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If amateurs had any idea of the spirit of emulation rife among the Haarlem growers, and the way their whole attention is absorbed, — how unceasingly they labour and continually verify their experiments, always reflecting and improving upon them and making fresh combinations, — they would then know the work is not impossible, and they need only be endowed with the indomitable qualities of the Dutchman, and they might produce the §ame results.
There is no doubt that there exists, even in Haarlem,... a sensible difference between growers of the first class and the more second-rate cultivators; for, although all are imbued more or less with the same spirit, and enjoy the same advantages of soil, climate, etc., yet some, through learning and experience, rise superior to the rest in this line.
If in other countries amateur growers kept more in touch with one another, and co-operated as do the Haarlem cultivators, there would be less occasion for despair. For a good deal of their success comes from their united efforts and experiments, so that among them all they have many ways of knowing how to preserve bulbs, to propagate them, and guard them from destructive accidents.
What to read after Dutch Bulbs And Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Silberrad Una Lucy to read onlineMoreLess
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