John Richardson, His House And Garden
John Richardson, His House And Garden
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Henry Rogers. Blush pink, petals quilled, very high flower, round as a ball, perfectly double.
J. D. Dana. Extremely dark crimson, pompon, very round, perfectly double.
J. D. Wliitney. Crimson, perfectly double, rather flat flower, but very evenly set, dwarf habit.
Jules Marcou. Rich scarlet crimson, large, perfectly doable, great bloomer.
A First Class Certificate of Merit was awarded the Richardson seedling dahlias Archibald Geike, and Charles Lyell, by the Society at the Annual Exhibition, 1...6-19 September 1884. The names however were not mentioned in the report. Transactions of this Society for 1884, part 2, p. 216 and 238.
When Tigridias were in bloom his garden in the early morn- ing was ablaze with hundreds of blooms of red, yellow, orange and white varieties, though always with the red centre. He was very successful in carrying the bulbs through the winter, which all are not.
Ismene ccdithena was a favorite bulb with Mr. Richardson and he grew them in quantities, some being seen in the foreground of PI.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry Rogers. Blush pink, petals quilled, very high flower, round as a ball, perfectly double.
J. D. Dana. Extremely dark crimson, pompon, very round, perfectly double.
J. D. Wliitney. Crimson, perfectly double, rather flat flower, but very evenly set, dwarf habit.
Jules Marcou. Rich scarlet crimson, large, perfectly doable, great bloomer.
A First Class Certificate of Merit was awarded the Richardson seedling dahlias Archibald Geike, and Charles Lyell, by the Society at the Annual Exhibition, 1...6-19 September 1884. The names however were not mentioned in the report. Transactions of this Society for 1884, part 2, p. 216 and 238.
When Tigridias were in bloom his garden in the early morn- ing was ablaze with hundreds of blooms of red, yellow, orange and white varieties, though always with the red centre. He was very successful in carrying the bulbs through the winter, which all are not.
Ismene ccdithena was a favorite bulb with Mr. Richardson and he grew them in quantities, some being seen in the foreground of PI.
What to read after John Richardson, His House And Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Tracy Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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