Home Floriculture a Familiar Guide to the Treatment of Flowering And Other Orna
Home Floriculture a Familiar Guide to the Treatment of Flowering And Other Orna
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Its stalks have an almost transparent look when you hold them between the eye and the sun. It is not particular about having much sunshine ; indeed, I am inclined to think it blooms best in a shaded place. It grows to be about a foot high, and perhaps a foot and a half across, branching freely. Its flowers are shaped very much like the old single Balsam or Lady Slipper, but are considerably smaller, and do not hug the stalk or hide among the foliage as those flowers used to. It likes a light, o...pen soil with plenty of moisture at the roots, and a daily bath for its foliage. Unless the latter is given the red spider injures it. When a plant begins to be exhausted you will find it dropping apart at its joints. It seeds freely, and you will generally find plenty of young seedlings coming up about the old plant. It comes into bloom in two or three months from the seed.
The Lantana This old plant has held its own against all new- comers, and is as popular to-day as it was years ago. And its popularity as a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its stalks have an almost transparent look when you hold them between the eye and the sun. It is not particular about having much sunshine ; indeed, I am inclined to think it blooms best in a shaded place. It grows to be about a foot high, and perhaps a foot and a half across, branching freely. Its flowers are shaped very much like the old single Balsam or Lady Slipper, but are considerably smaller, and do not hug the stalk or hide among the foliage as those flowers used to. It likes a light, o...pen soil with plenty of moisture at the roots, and a daily bath for its foliage. Unless the latter is given the red spider injures it. When a plant begins to be exhausted you will find it dropping apart at its joints. It seeds freely, and you will generally find plenty of young seedlings coming up about the old plant. It comes into bloom in two or three months from the seed.
The Lantana This old plant has held its own against all new- comers, and is as popular to-day as it was years ago. And its popularity as a.
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