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Moore, General Buller, and Germania. American varieties seem to be gaining in the regard of purchasers, and Mrs. T. Lawson is now cultivated largely, while it is clear that Royalty, Prosperity and others will soon be equally so. Of pinks, Her Majesty is the favourite, and Mrs. Sinkins next.
Ml I'ICOTHE - AKGOSY PROPAGATION BY SEED THE wild flower designated Dianthus Caryophyllus is the assumed parent of the long line of Carnations, Picotees, and Clove Gilliflowers, an intense obscurity as alrea...dy mentioned resting on their early history ; but it is not a little remarkable that all along from the time we have any definite knowledge of them, sorts of the finer section, alike on the Continent and in England, have been culti- vated in pots, vases, or tubs, and protected from inclement weather in winter, while alongside these, plants of a hardier not by any means always a more robust strain have been left to take care of themselves, exposed in the open garden to every change of the elements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moore, General Buller, and Germania. American varieties seem to be gaining in the regard of purchasers, and Mrs. T. Lawson is now cultivated largely, while it is clear that Royalty, Prosperity and others will soon be equally so. Of pinks, Her Majesty is the favourite, and Mrs. Sinkins next.
Ml I'ICOTHE - AKGOSY PROPAGATION BY SEED THE wild flower designated Dianthus Caryophyllus is the assumed parent of the long line of Carnations, Picotees, and Clove Gilliflowers, an intense obscurity as alrea...dy mentioned resting on their early history ; but it is not a little remarkable that all along from the time we have any definite knowledge of them, sorts of the finer section, alike on the Continent and in England, have been culti- vated in pots, vases, or tubs, and protected from inclement weather in winter, while alongside these, plants of a hardier not by any means always a more robust strain have been left to take care of themselves, exposed in the open garden to every change of the elements.
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