New book of Flowers
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D. meteloides, D. Wrightii of the catalogues. This species is very splendid, producing large funnel-shaped flowers, pure white, delicately shaded with very pale blue. Before the buds expand, they are curiously twisted or folded, and if cut off in the afternoon and placed in water in the house, they will begin to unfold early in the evening, and by nine o'clock be fully opened, filling the room with a delightful fragrance. All the species open during the night, remain during the next day, and th...en perish. The plants of D. meteloides are two or three feet high, branching, producing a succession of flowers through the season.
There are varieties of double-blue, white, and straw color. These double flowers are curious, but do not have much claim to beauty. The single flower is filled up with other funnel-shaped petals. The double sorts are _Z>.
fastuosa alba plena, and purpurea plena. D. humilis flava is a dwarf species, with yellow flowers. All these double varieties are late in flowering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. meteloides, D. Wrightii of the catalogues. This species is very splendid, producing large funnel-shaped flowers, pure white, delicately shaded with very pale blue. Before the buds expand, they are curiously twisted or folded, and if cut off in the afternoon and placed in water in the house, they will begin to unfold early in the evening, and by nine o'clock be fully opened, filling the room with a delightful fragrance. All the species open during the night, remain during the next day, and th...en perish. The plants of D. meteloides are two or three feet high, branching, producing a succession of flowers through the season.
There are varieties of double-blue, white, and straw color. These double flowers are curious, but do not have much claim to beauty. The single flower is filled up with other funnel-shaped petals. The double sorts are _Z>.
fastuosa alba plena, and purpurea plena. D. humilis flava is a dwarf species, with yellow flowers. All these double varieties are late in flowering.
What to read after New book of Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Breck, Joseph, 1794-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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