Garden Colour: Spring
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The latter sort 123 Tritoma in is useful for the wild garden or shrubberies, as it seeds itself and the Wild needs no care.
Garden Tritomas — Kniphofia — should be largely grown in the borders for colour through August and September, or in large masses on the lawn or in the wild garden. They can be allowed really prominent positions as they are magnificent when in flower, and are never ugly or untidy, and in Winter one is glad of their dark green tufts. Coming from a hot climate they are not al...ways quite hardy in severe weather, but in the south of England they ought to be safe and should grow well in good loam or sandy soil with an annual top-dressing of manure.
In Spring and Summer they like plenty of water, with good drainage. They should be increased by division in the Spring, but it is better not to disturb the old plants more than is necessary. There are a number of varieties, and many new hybrids; some flower quite early in the year, but the most worth growing are the later Summer and Autumn ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter sort 123 Tritoma in is useful for the wild garden or shrubberies, as it seeds itself and the Wild needs no care.
Garden Tritomas — Kniphofia — should be largely grown in the borders for colour through August and September, or in large masses on the lawn or in the wild garden. They can be allowed really prominent positions as they are magnificent when in flower, and are never ugly or untidy, and in Winter one is glad of their dark green tufts. Coming from a hot climate they are not al...ways quite hardy in severe weather, but in the south of England they ought to be safe and should grow well in good loam or sandy soil with an annual top-dressing of manure.
In Spring and Summer they like plenty of water, with good drainage. They should be increased by division in the Spring, but it is better not to disturb the old plants more than is necessary. There are a number of varieties, and many new hybrids; some flower quite early in the year, but the most worth growing are the later Summer and Autumn ones.
What to read after Garden Colour: Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1825 1916 E V B Eleanor Vere Boyle to read onlineMoreLess
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