The book of Bulbs
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They need copious supplies of water, and should have little litter about them in the first few winters. Their fine leaves are handsome but require a place sheltered from the wind.
CROCOSMIAS AND MONTBRETIAS These two flowers go naturally together, not only be- cause Crocosmia aurea is understood to be one of the parents of the hybrid Montbretias, but also because of the resemblance of their long spikes of bright flowers. The only species of Crocosmia, that named above, is a pretty and showy pla...nt, though it is scarcely so hardy as some of the Montbretias and requires protection with dry litter or ashes in some districts when grown in the open. Plant about six inches deep in spring. The HARDY BULBS 27 form C. A. Imperialis is very fine and C. A. Maculata is also worth growing. They all make good pot plants for a cool house.
The hybrid Montbretias are now so well known as to need no commendation, and the constant production of new varieties renders it inexpedient to give a list of varieties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They need copious supplies of water, and should have little litter about them in the first few winters. Their fine leaves are handsome but require a place sheltered from the wind.
CROCOSMIAS AND MONTBRETIAS These two flowers go naturally together, not only be- cause Crocosmia aurea is understood to be one of the parents of the hybrid Montbretias, but also because of the resemblance of their long spikes of bright flowers. The only species of Crocosmia, that named above, is a pretty and showy pla...nt, though it is scarcely so hardy as some of the Montbretias and requires protection with dry litter or ashes in some districts when grown in the open. Plant about six inches deep in spring. The HARDY BULBS 27 form C. A. Imperialis is very fine and C. A. Maculata is also worth growing. They all make good pot plants for a cool house.
The hybrid Montbretias are now so well known as to need no commendation, and the constant production of new varieties renders it inexpedient to give a list of varieties.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Arnott to read onlineMoreLess
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