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As with the lapsing flowers, so with the verdure. I think I could go this day to a small hickory-tree one-half of the foliage of which is creamy white. I innocently brought a specimen of it once to a noted botanist, and he half proposed to confer upon me the questionable distinction of propagating it under the title of " Variety Gibsoni !" I will venture the guess that the squirrel wastes little time on its shell-barks. There is a parallel case of a certain bramble (Rubus Canadensis), a "sport"... whose shady haunt I well know. I always see him hanging around the same corner.
The leaves of the plant are cut into a deep-toothed fringe almost to the midrib — a charm which the eye of the typical gardener would covet as an instance of where Nature had taken a hand in self-improvement, and outdone herself; but, of course, as might have been expected, the degeneracy is further proved by the few though showy double flowers, that as yet have yielded no fruit that I could discern. I fancy the poor thing is rather pitied than otherwise by the companions in its neighborhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As with the lapsing flowers, so with the verdure. I think I could go this day to a small hickory-tree one-half of the foliage of which is creamy white. I innocently brought a specimen of it once to a noted botanist, and he half proposed to confer upon me the questionable distinction of propagating it under the title of " Variety Gibsoni !" I will venture the guess that the squirrel wastes little time on its shell-barks. There is a parallel case of a certain bramble (Rubus Canadensis), a "sport"... whose shady haunt I well know. I always see him hanging around the same corner.
The leaves of the plant are cut into a deep-toothed fringe almost to the midrib — a charm which the eye of the typical gardener would covet as an instance of where Nature had taken a hand in self-improvement, and outdone herself; but, of course, as might have been expected, the degeneracy is further proved by the few though showy double flowers, that as yet have yielded no fruit that I could discern. I fancy the poor thing is rather pitied than otherwise by the companions in its neighborhood.
What to read after Strolls By Starlight And Sunshine;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Hamilton William Hamilton Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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