Hardy Plants for Cottage Gardens
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A violet-purple variety.
Aster (A. Nova-Belgii). 3 ft. Mauve with golden center. All the above varieties require the same culture.
BOLTONIA (B. latisquima). 4-6 ft. A clear lavender-blue variety with flowers in large terminal panicles. Also a white and a pink variety.
For culture, see Boltonia, White Per., September.
LiATRis (L. spicata). 1-2 ft. A smaller and less showy variety than L. pycnostachya with rosy lilac flowers in spikes from 6-15 in. long; 224 Classified Lists blooms several weeks ...later than the other variety. For culture, see Liatris, Blue Per., July.
Leadwort, Plumbago {Ceratostigma plumbaginoides — trade name Plumbago Larpentm). i ft. A half -shrubby perennial with zigzag stem and dose terminal heads of deep blue flowers changing to violet. It requires a light rich soil and is propagated by seed or division of root.
Give a warm sheltered situation, and mulch in winter.
JUNE BLUE ANNUALS AsPERULA {A. azurea setosa). i ft. A tender perennial treated as an annual, bearing terminal clusters of small tubular lavender-blue flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A violet-purple variety.
Aster (A. Nova-Belgii). 3 ft. Mauve with golden center. All the above varieties require the same culture.
BOLTONIA (B. latisquima). 4-6 ft. A clear lavender-blue variety with flowers in large terminal panicles. Also a white and a pink variety.
For culture, see Boltonia, White Per., September.
LiATRis (L. spicata). 1-2 ft. A smaller and less showy variety than L. pycnostachya with rosy lilac flowers in spikes from 6-15 in. long; 224 Classified Lists blooms several weeks ...later than the other variety. For culture, see Liatris, Blue Per., July.
Leadwort, Plumbago {Ceratostigma plumbaginoides — trade name Plumbago Larpentm). i ft. A half -shrubby perennial with zigzag stem and dose terminal heads of deep blue flowers changing to violet. It requires a light rich soil and is propagated by seed or division of root.
Give a warm sheltered situation, and mulch in winter.
JUNE BLUE ANNUALS AsPERULA {A. azurea setosa). i ft. A tender perennial treated as an annual, bearing terminal clusters of small tubular lavender-blue flowers.
What to read after Hardy Plants for Cottage Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Rickey 1864 Albee to read onlineMoreLess
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