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prolijerum is very pretty, but pulcherrimum is a further advance. In addition to those termed plumose there are many beautiful crested varieties. Culture makes a great difference, especially with the plumose and crested forms.
If liberally treated when one set of fronds are nearly developed and before others are ready to start, the segments and tufted crests will further develop. Good loamy soil should be used and some manure added. The most luxuriant plants I have seen ; have been growing in d...eep ditches between two hedges, but they also succeed well in more exposed positions, and when undisturbed they make quite large specimens.
Polystichum aculeatum differs but little from the above, except that the fronds have more substance and a bright surface, and the pinna; are more acutely pointed. The variety P. ac. pulcherrimum is one of the most beautiful Ferns we have ; the curved pinnules overlap each other.
This is another which has failed to produce spores.
There are also a few good crested varieties, but these are not so numerous as in angulare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
prolijerum is very pretty, but pulcherrimum is a further advance. In addition to those termed plumose there are many beautiful crested varieties. Culture makes a great difference, especially with the plumose and crested forms.
If liberally treated when one set of fronds are nearly developed and before others are ready to start, the segments and tufted crests will further develop. Good loamy soil should be used and some manure added. The most luxuriant plants I have seen ; have been growing in d...eep ditches between two hedges, but they also succeed well in more exposed positions, and when undisturbed they make quite large specimens.
Polystichum aculeatum differs but little from the above, except that the fronds have more substance and a bright surface, and the pinna; are more acutely pointed. The variety P. ac. pulcherrimum is one of the most beautiful Ferns we have ; the curved pinnules overlap each other.
This is another which has failed to produce spores.
There are also a few good crested varieties, but these are not so numerous as in angulare.
What to read after The book of Fern Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hemsley to read onlineMoreLess
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