Planting the Home Grounds
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Some of the older nurseries have as yet paid but scant attention to ornamental trees and shrubs, resting their offerings upon a few "standards" that are already overplanted. The varied exposures and opportunities of the United States are worth better planting than can happen when the choice is restricted to Norway maple, cut-leaved birch, ori- ental plane, two or three deutzias and spireas, the overdone hydrangea "p. g.," golden glow, Norway spruce, and the glaring Colorado blue spruce. Let us ...branch out into the glory of a flora that includes literally thousands of fine trees, plants, and shrubs to choose from, ''for every place and purpose," as one enterprising nurseryman puts it.
16. Hardy Herbaceous Perennials. Especial men- tion must be made of the plants that are generally 42 PLANTING THE HOME GROUNDS hardy, being ''perennial" — as living over from year to year with little or no protection in winter, and ''herbaceous" — dying down to the ground in winter.
Fig. 18. A good border of mostly hardy herbaceous perennials.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the older nurseries have as yet paid but scant attention to ornamental trees and shrubs, resting their offerings upon a few "standards" that are already overplanted. The varied exposures and opportunities of the United States are worth better planting than can happen when the choice is restricted to Norway maple, cut-leaved birch, ori- ental plane, two or three deutzias and spireas, the overdone hydrangea "p. g.," golden glow, Norway spruce, and the glaring Colorado blue spruce. Let us ...branch out into the glory of a flora that includes literally thousands of fine trees, plants, and shrubs to choose from, ''for every place and purpose," as one enterprising nurseryman puts it.
16. Hardy Herbaceous Perennials. Especial men- tion must be made of the plants that are generally 42 PLANTING THE HOME GROUNDS hardy, being ''perennial" — as living over from year to year with little or no protection in winter, and ''herbaceous" — dying down to the ground in winter.
Fig. 18. A good border of mostly hardy herbaceous perennials.
What to read after Planting the Home Grounds?
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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