My Garden Its Plan And Culture Together With a General Description of Its Geolo
My Garden Its Plan And Culture Together With a General Description of Its Geolo
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Wherever it is possible they should be grown, and those who have an orchard-house may cultivate them in great perfection by growing them in pots in the open air as late as possible, and then placing them in the orchard-house, when fine flowers can be obtained. The flowers of the Chrysanthemum have the valuable property of keeping in blossom a long time after they FK; 454. Chine-e FIG. 455. Japanese FIG. 456. Pompones.
Chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemum.
are cut, which is useful in the dark months of ...November and December, when flowers are scarce and precious. The colour of the larger flowers varies from the brightest yellow and various shades of red, to the purest white. During the last two or three years the Japan varieties (fig. 455), with loose petals, have come into cultivation. The small Pompone (fig. 456) varieties are most useful for table decoration. For exhibition purposes a little warmth is used to develop the flowers, and all side flower-buds are cut out. I regret to state that curling irons and other instruments are employed to manufacture a regularity in the petals of the flowers, which are in fact treated for exhibition in the same way as the hair of a lady's head when she is going to a State reception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherever it is possible they should be grown, and those who have an orchard-house may cultivate them in great perfection by growing them in pots in the open air as late as possible, and then placing them in the orchard-house, when fine flowers can be obtained. The flowers of the Chrysanthemum have the valuable property of keeping in blossom a long time after they FK; 454. Chine-e FIG. 455. Japanese FIG. 456. Pompones.
Chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemum.
are cut, which is useful in the dark months of ...November and December, when flowers are scarce and precious. The colour of the larger flowers varies from the brightest yellow and various shades of red, to the purest white. During the last two or three years the Japan varieties (fig. 455), with loose petals, have come into cultivation. The small Pompone (fig. 456) varieties are most useful for table decoration. For exhibition purposes a little warmth is used to develop the flowers, and all side flower-buds are cut out. I regret to state that curling irons and other instruments are employed to manufacture a regularity in the petals of the flowers, which are in fact treated for exhibition in the same way as the hair of a lady's head when she is going to a State reception.
What to read after My Garden Its Plan And Culture Together With a General Description of Its Geolo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Smee to read onlineMoreLess
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