Lets Make a Flower Garden
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These trees give a partial shade which pro- tects the roses from the sun's greatest heat, while they are still far enough removed so their roots can- not rob the garden of its strength.
For the white climbers there are the White Rambler and White Star; for the pink, Lynch's hybrid, Dorothy Perkins, Baltimore Belle (an old-fashioned rose), Lady Gay and Debutante.
There are fortunately several beautiful yellow climbers including Keystone, Evergreen Gem (which will climb if forced to) and Aglaia (...the yellow rambler). The red is supplied by the Empress of EH fUe * Eloper China (generally known as the Apple-blossom rose), and red Memorial Queen and Hiawatha (a beautiful single crimson with pure white eye).
To have a blooming success with climbers neces- sitates careful pruning, which means first owning a pair of thorn-proof gloves, the sharpest of pruning shears, and a stepladder.
Immediately after the blooming season of such climbers as Dorothy Perkins, White Rambler, etc. , which only have their one great yearly fling, it is important to cut away all the old wood on which this wealth of bloom has occurred; this is no small job and requires much callousness of heart, for it often means taking away over half the vine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These trees give a partial shade which pro- tects the roses from the sun's greatest heat, while they are still far enough removed so their roots can- not rob the garden of its strength.
For the white climbers there are the White Rambler and White Star; for the pink, Lynch's hybrid, Dorothy Perkins, Baltimore Belle (an old-fashioned rose), Lady Gay and Debutante.
There are fortunately several beautiful yellow climbers including Keystone, Evergreen Gem (which will climb if forced to) and Aglaia (...the yellow rambler). The red is supplied by the Empress of EH fUe * Eloper China (generally known as the Apple-blossom rose), and red Memorial Queen and Hiawatha (a beautiful single crimson with pure white eye).
To have a blooming success with climbers neces- sitates careful pruning, which means first owning a pair of thorn-proof gloves, the sharpest of pruning shears, and a stepladder.
Immediately after the blooming season of such climbers as Dorothy Perkins, White Rambler, etc. , which only have their one great yearly fling, it is important to cut away all the old wood on which this wealth of bloom has occurred; this is no small job and requires much callousness of heart, for it often means taking away over half the vine.
What to read after Lets 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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