Flower Grouping in English, Scotch & Irish Gardens; Notes & 56 Sketches in Colour
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August and September had been both hot and dry, and everything was scorched and exhausted. Remaining in my mind were pictures of the blaze of colour at Drummond Castle — bed after bed filled with Begonias, Marigolds, Lobelias, Pentstemons, and 58 PHLOX AND BLUE MONKSHOOD.
Nether Pla-ce; Mauchlin, N.B.
every imaginable annual, broken by soft-toned plants like Autumnal Nepeta, Heliotrope, and Sweet Alyssum, and of the long Aspect of alley (of which a sketch is given at page 62), which runs Garden...s between severely clipped Yews and Hollies, and is planted almost entirely with mauve Nepeta and Larkspurs.
Memories, too, were recalled of the Strouan garden, where I had painted Montbretias {Germania^ orange red, and Aurea^ golden yellow) only ten days before, as they glowed on a sunless day against pale mauve Sweet Peas with a background of fruit trees, Irish Yews, and distant mountains, and where I had left unpainted several other good subjects. Two pink borders especially attracted me — in the one were Shell Pink Japonica Anemone, with Auratums and clumps of Hyacinthus candicans at intervals, and mauve and cream Violas below — in the other were Phloxes, Hollyhocks, and Michaelmas Daisies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
August and September had been both hot and dry, and everything was scorched and exhausted. Remaining in my mind were pictures of the blaze of colour at Drummond Castle — bed after bed filled with Begonias, Marigolds, Lobelias, Pentstemons, and 58 PHLOX AND BLUE MONKSHOOD.
Nether Pla-ce; Mauchlin, N.B.
every imaginable annual, broken by soft-toned plants like Autumnal Nepeta, Heliotrope, and Sweet Alyssum, and of the long Aspect of alley (of which a sketch is given at page 62), which runs Garden...s between severely clipped Yews and Hollies, and is planted almost entirely with mauve Nepeta and Larkspurs.
Memories, too, were recalled of the Strouan garden, where I had painted Montbretias {Germania^ orange red, and Aurea^ golden yellow) only ten days before, as they glowed on a sunless day against pale mauve Sweet Peas with a background of fruit trees, Irish Yews, and distant mountains, and where I had left unpainted several other good subjects. Two pink borders especially attracted me — in the one were Shell Pink Japonica Anemone, with Auratums and clumps of Hyacinthus candicans at intervals, and mauve and cream Violas below — in the other were Phloxes, Hollyhocks, and Michaelmas Daisies.
What to read after Flower Grouping in English, Scotch & Irish Gardens; Notes & 56 Sketches in Colour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret H Waterfield to read onlineMoreLess
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