Let's Make a Flower Garden
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The speciosum Melpomene is particularly lovely, but unlike the proud auratums it hangs its head most demurely, and you have to lie on the ground to look up into its face.
The dear old-fashioned candidum, the Madonna or Annunciation lily, is one of my prime favorites.
The fine old tiger lily, with its honest freckled face, must not be forgotten. It is known to the growers as tigrinum simplex but it is the same reli- able lily in spite of its alias.
By saving all those black peas which appear alo...ng the flower stem above ground, and planting them in a spot well marked so you won't forget and dig them up by mistake as I once did, you will after three 58 EH FLLe * Mo&er (SwJen years have enough bulbs to start a nursery of tiger lilies.
I dig and move my auratums eA r ery fall. Perhaps it's because I'm a nervous gardener, but I think it's really because I once heard that auratums had a habit of disappearing in the ground and I'm always consumed with curiosity to see if mine have done it.
Thereby I discovered they have children (little girls all named Lily, I suppose), along their stems under ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The speciosum Melpomene is particularly lovely, but unlike the proud auratums it hangs its head most demurely, and you have to lie on the ground to look up into its face.
The dear old-fashioned candidum, the Madonna or Annunciation lily, is one of my prime favorites.
The fine old tiger lily, with its honest freckled face, must not be forgotten. It is known to the growers as tigrinum simplex but it is the same reli- able lily in spite of its alias.
By saving all those black peas which appear alo...ng the flower stem above ground, and planting them in a spot well marked so you won't forget and dig them up by mistake as I once did, you will after three 58 EH FLLe * Mo&er (SwJen years have enough bulbs to start a nursery of tiger lilies.
I dig and move my auratums eA r ery fall. Perhaps it's because I'm a nervous gardener, but I think it's really because I once heard that auratums had a habit of disappearing in the ground and I'm always consumed with curiosity to see if mine have done it.
Thereby I discovered they have children (little girls all named Lily, I suppose), along their stems under ground.
What to read after Let's Make a Flower Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hanna Rion Verbeck to read onlineMoreLess
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