The American Rose Culturist Being a Practical Treatise On the Propagation Cul
The American Rose Culturist Being a Practical Treatise On the Propagation Cul
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A mixture of spring, summer, and autumn roses would be very bad ; the place never looks right ; therefore some pains must be taken to keep all those which flower at the same period of the year together. One portion of the garden may then be always garnished with roses, and it is far better than having them straggling about, with here and there a flowerless one among those in bloom, or a blooming one among those not in flower.
Planting of roses which are on their own bottoms, or worked low down ...for dwarfs, or for climbers where flowering wood is always vanted from tl. A ground, differs in nowise from any other planting 1'OTTING OF ROSES. 39 except as to the situation, which should be chosen not too much exposed to the wind, as in the most sheltered spot they always have enough to encounter. They must be planted firmly, and in good soil : and whatever they have to climb up should be firmly placed by rights before they are planted, but certainly before they shall have grown much, as the roots spread a good deal, and if damaged by vio- lence after they have begun to grow vigorously, they will receive a check which they may not get over the same season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mixture of spring, summer, and autumn roses would be very bad ; the place never looks right ; therefore some pains must be taken to keep all those which flower at the same period of the year together. One portion of the garden may then be always garnished with roses, and it is far better than having them straggling about, with here and there a flowerless one among those in bloom, or a blooming one among those not in flower.
Planting of roses which are on their own bottoms, or worked low down ...for dwarfs, or for climbers where flowering wood is always vanted from tl. A ground, differs in nowise from any other planting 1'OTTING OF ROSES. 39 except as to the situation, which should be chosen not too much exposed to the wind, as in the most sheltered spot they always have enough to encounter. They must be planted firmly, and in good soil : and whatever they have to climb up should be firmly placed by rights before they are planted, but certainly before they shall have grown much, as the roots spread a good deal, and if damaged by vio- lence after they have begun to grow vigorously, they will receive a check which they may not get over the same season.
What to read after The American Rose Culturist Being a Practical Treatise On the Propagation Cul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Berlin Aniline Works to read onlineMoreLess
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