Pot Pourri From a Surrey Garden
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We have had a most unusually hot dry summer, and to go into the garden is absolute pain to me, for all the trouble and labour of the year seem more or less wasted. Plants are miserably forced into bloom, to go off almost immediately ; and it is little consolation to know a week's rain will make many plants beautiful again, for the especial beauty of early summer is over. July and August are always trying months here. The soil is so very light, and one must pay the penalty ; even the heavy soils..., I am told, are suffering much this year.
One ought, too, to study with great interest and take 136 POT-POURRI FROM A SURREY GARDEN note of what survives, and even does better in these very dry years. That handsome, rather coarse-growing perennial, Buphthalmwri cordifolium, now called Telekia speciosa as if one such name were not enough for a stout-growing composite looked shrivelled and unhappy last month, but it has flowered better than usual, and it is a handsome plant. The pretty feathery Gypsophila paniculata never suffers from dryness, it has such a splendid big tap-root.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have had a most unusually hot dry summer, and to go into the garden is absolute pain to me, for all the trouble and labour of the year seem more or less wasted. Plants are miserably forced into bloom, to go off almost immediately ; and it is little consolation to know a week's rain will make many plants beautiful again, for the especial beauty of early summer is over. July and August are always trying months here. The soil is so very light, and one must pay the penalty ; even the heavy soils..., I am told, are suffering much this year.
One ought, too, to study with great interest and take 136 POT-POURRI FROM A SURREY GARDEN note of what survives, and even does better in these very dry years. That handsome, rather coarse-growing perennial, Buphthalmwri cordifolium, now called Telekia speciosa as if one such name were not enough for a stout-growing composite looked shrivelled and unhappy last month, but it has flowered better than usual, and it is a handsome plant. The pretty feathery Gypsophila paniculata never suffers from dryness, it has such a splendid big tap-root.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maria Theresa Earle to read onlineMoreLess
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