Flowers of the French Riviera
Flowers of the French Riviera
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5. EUCALYPTUS ANDREANA.
intensely white, the slender stamens suggesting a little flake of cotton wool. They are disposed in the axils of leaves, in com- 10 pact masses of twenty to forty. The tree was introduced to the Riviera by the great traveller and landscape gardener M. Edouard Andre.
Even Eucalyptus Globulus (fig, 6) may be considered as Fio. 6. EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
Very ornamental when its large discs of long white stamens are well expanded.
The white and pink varieties of E. Leucoxylon ...are also very 11 elegant, but, like the Acacias mentioned lately, they are mere fancy flowers, not in regular demand on the markets.
I cannot dismiss the subject of tree flowers without men- tioning Haked laurina, alias H. Eucalyptoides, one of the strangest looking plants when in bloom of the aptly named order ProteaceaB. The half globular trusses of flowers, with their long curved filaments crimson at the base and white at the top, look as much like a sea anemone as anything.
The best collections of flowering trees and large shrubs are to be seen at the Villa Thuret, near Antibes, and at La Mortola, the residence of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. EUCALYPTUS ANDREANA.
intensely white, the slender stamens suggesting a little flake of cotton wool. They are disposed in the axils of leaves, in com- 10 pact masses of twenty to forty. The tree was introduced to the Riviera by the great traveller and landscape gardener M. Edouard Andre.
Even Eucalyptus Globulus (fig, 6) may be considered as Fio. 6. EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
Very ornamental when its large discs of long white stamens are well expanded.
The white and pink varieties of E. Leucoxylon ...are also very 11 elegant, but, like the Acacias mentioned lately, they are mere fancy flowers, not in regular demand on the markets.
I cannot dismiss the subject of tree flowers without men- tioning Haked laurina, alias H. Eucalyptoides, one of the strangest looking plants when in bloom of the aptly named order ProteaceaB. The half globular trusses of flowers, with their long curved filaments crimson at the base and white at the top, look as much like a sea anemone as anything.
The best collections of flowering trees and large shrubs are to be seen at the Villa Thuret, near Antibes, and at La Mortola, the residence of Mr.
What to read after Flowers of the French Riviera?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry L De Henry Lvque Vilmorin to read onlineMoreLess
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