Sweet Peas Up-to-Date, With a Complete Description of All Known Varieties, Including Novelties for 1910
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We have no sweet pea disease to contend with, and being in a position to supply the essential conditions of location and soil and generous culture, we get nature's most liberal reward. I do not think any other flower to-day compares in the pleasure afforded one by the growing of sweet peas. I live in Santa Rosa, the "City of Roses," but 1 think my sweet peas this year have excited more attention than the roses. I am preparing now to plant for next season two hundred of the best sorts.
Now, I wo...uld like to make a prudent distinction between the matter of my own experience and what I would advise for others. As for my own experience, I want just as many of the Spencer varieties as I can get. I know their merit and am not troubled if some of the newest ones do not come entirely true, as we are yet in the early stage of this new class of sweet peas.
I have seen enough of them to know that the Spencer type is worthy of great admiration, but they ought not to displace the best of the old grandiflora sorts, for my opinion is that if any one buys the White Spencer, they should also have Dorothy Eckford, and it is no great loss if some of the new sorts drop back into the grandiflora form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have no sweet pea disease to contend with, and being in a position to supply the essential conditions of location and soil and generous culture, we get nature's most liberal reward. I do not think any other flower to-day compares in the pleasure afforded one by the growing of sweet peas. I live in Santa Rosa, the "City of Roses," but 1 think my sweet peas this year have excited more attention than the roses. I am preparing now to plant for next season two hundred of the best sorts.
Now, I wo...uld like to make a prudent distinction between the matter of my own experience and what I would advise for others. As for my own experience, I want just as many of the Spencer varieties as I can get. I know their merit and am not troubled if some of the newest ones do not come entirely true, as we are yet in the early stage of this new class of sweet peas.
I have seen enough of them to know that the Spencer type is worthy of great admiration, but they ought not to displace the best of the old grandiflora sorts, for my opinion is that if any one buys the White Spencer, they should also have Dorothy Eckford, and it is no great loss if some of the new sorts drop back into the grandiflora form.
What to read after Sweet Peas Up-to-Date, With a Complete Description of All Known Varieties, Including Novelties for 1910?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Kerr to read onlineMoreLess
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