That Rock Garden of Ours
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George- Glacier pink Cerastium gibraltaicum Fool's parsley How distinguished from the gardener's parsley.
THE dwale, or deadly nightshade, is a plant of striking appearance, which is abundantly worth growing from its beauty and interest, but which carries swift death in its unwise use. No doubt this consideration has frequently had great weight, and has led to the plant being destroyed where it may probably have at one time grown in considerable abundance. 1 It is found 1 u The green leaues of ...deadly Nightshade may with great aduice be vsed, but if you will follow my counsell deale not with the same in any case, and banish it from your gardens, 205 206 OUK ROCK-GARDEN more especially in the neighbourhood of villages, and it also grows freely sometimes around old ruins. It was in Gerard's time very abundant at Highgate and other localities around London. It is, we remember, found profusely, for example, around Furness Abbey. In such cases it is probably a survival from the monkish herb- gardens of mediaeval days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George- Glacier pink Cerastium gibraltaicum Fool's parsley How distinguished from the gardener's parsley.
THE dwale, or deadly nightshade, is a plant of striking appearance, which is abundantly worth growing from its beauty and interest, but which carries swift death in its unwise use. No doubt this consideration has frequently had great weight, and has led to the plant being destroyed where it may probably have at one time grown in considerable abundance. 1 It is found 1 u The green leaues of ...deadly Nightshade may with great aduice be vsed, but if you will follow my counsell deale not with the same in any case, and banish it from your gardens, 205 206 OUK ROCK-GARDEN more especially in the neighbourhood of villages, and it also grows freely sometimes around old ruins. It was in Gerard's time very abundant at Highgate and other localities around London. It is, we remember, found profusely, for example, around Furness Abbey. In such cases it is probably a survival from the monkish herb- gardens of mediaeval days.
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