My Growing Garden
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Another catalogue disappointment is now in bloom in Helenium autumnale rubrum. Note that last Latin word, which means red, and which is why I bought the plants. With a magnifying glass, at times, it is possible to note a bit of scarlet in the mass of "sneezewort" blooms now open, but generally they are just plain orange, and nothing more. I was almost enough provoked at the fraud to "see red," but that wouldn't improve the hue of the flowers.
The snapdragons are now in their glory, and I think ...they'll keep it up until after the first frosts, if we pick them often enough. Clear white, and a lovely shade of pink, are my favorites, though some deep scarlet blooms are pretty fine. I'm sticking to the dwarf or Tom Thumb and intermediate classes, as the tall forms tend to blow over in the winds that sweep this garden.
Seedsmen are generally careful, but I've been GOOD THINGS TO EAT 155 wondering just what particular reason the guilty one is going to give me to account for the fact that most of the seed he sold me to plant as mixed Phlox Drummondii has produced plain pink petunias?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another catalogue disappointment is now in bloom in Helenium autumnale rubrum. Note that last Latin word, which means red, and which is why I bought the plants. With a magnifying glass, at times, it is possible to note a bit of scarlet in the mass of "sneezewort" blooms now open, but generally they are just plain orange, and nothing more. I was almost enough provoked at the fraud to "see red," but that wouldn't improve the hue of the flowers.
The snapdragons are now in their glory, and I think ...they'll keep it up until after the first frosts, if we pick them often enough. Clear white, and a lovely shade of pink, are my favorites, though some deep scarlet blooms are pretty fine. I'm sticking to the dwarf or Tom Thumb and intermediate classes, as the tall forms tend to blow over in the winds that sweep this garden.
Seedsmen are generally careful, but I've been GOOD THINGS TO EAT 155 wondering just what particular reason the guilty one is going to give me to account for the fact that most of the seed he sold me to plant as mixed Phlox Drummondii has produced plain pink petunias?
What to read after My Growing Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcfarland John Horace to read onlineMoreLess
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