Studies in Gardening
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But, as mountains have their northern slopes as well as their southern, there are many mountain plants that will thrive better on the north side of the rock garden than on the south; and, since many gardeners seem to have some difficulty with the northern slopes of their rock gardens, we propose to give a list of these north-loving plants.
First we will speak of those which, although they thrive on a northerly slope, yet require an open situa- tion free from any kind of shade or drip. Some of t...hem also, although they like a northern aspect be- cause it is turned away from the full power of the sun, do not like our north and north-easterly winds par- ticularly in early spring, when they are just starting into growth. There is a great difference between a north aspect that is sheltered by a bank to the north of it, and one that is quite unsheltered. We shall therefore first mention the plants which require shelter, or, at any rate, a north-easterly aspect rather than one facing north-east or full north; for there are many plants that will endure an unsheltered north-westerly aspect but require shelter if they are facing full north or north-east.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, as mountains have their northern slopes as well as their southern, there are many mountain plants that will thrive better on the north side of the rock garden than on the south; and, since many gardeners seem to have some difficulty with the northern slopes of their rock gardens, we propose to give a list of these north-loving plants.
First we will speak of those which, although they thrive on a northerly slope, yet require an open situa- tion free from any kind of shade or drip. Some of t...hem also, although they like a northern aspect be- cause it is turned away from the full power of the sun, do not like our north and north-easterly winds par- ticularly in early spring, when they are just starting into growth. There is a great difference between a north aspect that is sheltered by a bank to the north of it, and one that is quite unsheltered. We shall therefore first mention the plants which require shelter, or, at any rate, a north-easterly aspect rather than one facing north-east or full north; for there are many plants that will endure an unsheltered north-westerly aspect but require shelter if they are facing full north or north-east.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clutton-Brock Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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