Rock Gardening for Amateurs
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C. Rotundifolia (Common Harebell). Everybody knows this wild plant and would probably scarcely include it among their rock-garden flowers, but some of its varieties are worthy of consideration. There are white and also pale blue forms, and the double one is a favourite with some. Alaskana, a big, twelve-inch-high plant, bearing a profusion of blue flowers, is very handsome. Increased by seeds or division.
C. Scheuchzeri (Scheuchzer's Harebell). Another of the numerous Harebells, a good form wit...h deep blue flowers, easy to grow, and requiring no special attention. Increased by seeds or division.
C. Stansfieldi (Stansfield's Bellflower). This fine kind forms a dwarf carpet of leaves, and bears unusually large, blue, somewhat drooping flowers. It needs no special care. It can be grown in rock crevices, on the level in loam, leaf-soil, and sand, or in the moraine. Increased by division. It is of garden origin.
C. Tommasiniana (Tommasini's Bellflower). A beauti- ful Italian rock plant with little narrow, blue flowers CAMPANULA 127 on slender stems five or six inches high ; it forms a dense little tuft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Rotundifolia (Common Harebell). Everybody knows this wild plant and would probably scarcely include it among their rock-garden flowers, but some of its varieties are worthy of consideration. There are white and also pale blue forms, and the double one is a favourite with some. Alaskana, a big, twelve-inch-high plant, bearing a profusion of blue flowers, is very handsome. Increased by seeds or division.
C. Scheuchzeri (Scheuchzer's Harebell). Another of the numerous Harebells, a good form wit...h deep blue flowers, easy to grow, and requiring no special attention. Increased by seeds or division.
C. Stansfieldi (Stansfield's Bellflower). This fine kind forms a dwarf carpet of leaves, and bears unusually large, blue, somewhat drooping flowers. It needs no special care. It can be grown in rock crevices, on the level in loam, leaf-soil, and sand, or in the moraine. Increased by division. It is of garden origin.
C. Tommasiniana (Tommasini's Bellflower). A beauti- ful Italian rock plant with little narrow, blue flowers CAMPANULA 127 on slender stems five or six inches high ; it forms a dense little tuft.
What to read after Rock Gardening for Amateurs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Harry Higgott Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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