The book of Rock And Water Gardens
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N. M. rosea. Deep rosy pink in colour : the flowers large and of good shape.
N. M. chromatella (Canary Water-Lily). This is one of the finest. The petals are sulphur-yellow, shading to a deeper tinge. The leaves form an admirable setting to the flowers, being a distinct red, blotched with dark WATER-LILIES 87 N. M. flammea. Truly beautiful, with its vinous stamens and white petals flaked with red. The colour- ing varies somewhat in different plants, but is always distinct and vivid.
N. M. ignea.... The petals of this variety are of a rich crimson hue, forming a marked contrast to the orange stamens and rose-tipped sepals. A plant or two should be in every collection.
N. M. rubro-punctata. The large flowers at first sight appear a reddish carmine, revealing on closer inspection dehcately marbled petals, and sepals stained with lilac, with an olive-green backing. The stamens are orange-red.
The foregoing are the giants of the race, and require for their perfect development ample space and a good depth of water — not less than five feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. M. rosea. Deep rosy pink in colour : the flowers large and of good shape.
N. M. chromatella (Canary Water-Lily). This is one of the finest. The petals are sulphur-yellow, shading to a deeper tinge. The leaves form an admirable setting to the flowers, being a distinct red, blotched with dark WATER-LILIES 87 N. M. flammea. Truly beautiful, with its vinous stamens and white petals flaked with red. The colour- ing varies somewhat in different plants, but is always distinct and vivid.
N. M. ignea.... The petals of this variety are of a rich crimson hue, forming a marked contrast to the orange stamens and rose-tipped sepals. A plant or two should be in every collection.
N. M. rubro-punctata. The large flowers at first sight appear a reddish carmine, revealing on closer inspection dehcately marbled petals, and sepals stained with lilac, with an olive-green backing. The stamens are orange-red.
The foregoing are the giants of the race, and require for their perfect development ample space and a good depth of water — not less than five feet.
What to read after The book of Rock And Water Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Thonger to read onlineMoreLess
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