Landscape Garden Series volume 3
Landscape Garden Series volume 3
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Lilac and Golden Bell are of the medium class. Catalpa and Ninebark are examples of coarse plants.
CHAPTER V SOURCES OF PLANT MATERIAL IT is obvious that the species of plants native to any locality are best adapted for landscape use in that locality from every point of view, but we never fully appreciate the things we see about us every day, so there is a constant demand for new plants with striking leaf, flower or form interest that is unfamiliar to native plant material. Hence it is not surp...rising that the majority of plants used today in most sections of the country are of foreign origin. The history of plant discoveries and improvements is full of romance. Explorers have delved into the far corners of the earth for new plants.
At first people traded seeds or cuttings and raised their own plants, but increasing demand soon resulted in the establishment of nurseries, where reproduction and cultivation is accomplished on a wholesale basis, and plants are grown with ease in transplanting as the principal end in view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lilac and Golden Bell are of the medium class. Catalpa and Ninebark are examples of coarse plants.
CHAPTER V SOURCES OF PLANT MATERIAL IT is obvious that the species of plants native to any locality are best adapted for landscape use in that locality from every point of view, but we never fully appreciate the things we see about us every day, so there is a constant demand for new plants with striking leaf, flower or form interest that is unfamiliar to native plant material. Hence it is not surp...rising that the majority of plants used today in most sections of the country are of foreign origin. The history of plant discoveries and improvements is full of romance. Explorers have delved into the far corners of the earth for new plants.
At first people traded seeds or cuttings and raised their own plants, but increasing demand soon resulted in the establishment of nurseries, where reproduction and cultivation is accomplished on a wholesale basis, and plants are grown with ease in transplanting as the principal end in view.
What to read after Landscape Garden Series volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Rodney Root to read onlineMoreLess
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