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The list recommended by the Floral Committee, which was published in the Autumn of 1908, is as follows : White Dorothy Eckford, Etta Dyke, and Nora Unwin. Crimson and Scarlet King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
Rose and Carmine John Ingman. Yellow and Buff James Grieve and Paradise Ivory. Blue Lord Nelson and A. J. Cook. Blush Mrs Hardcastle Sykes. Cerise Chrissie Unwin.
Pink Countess Spencer and Constance Oliver. Or...ange Shades Helen Lewis and St George. Lavender Lady Grizel Hamilton and Frank Dolby. Violet and Purple Rosie Adams. Magenta Menie Christie. Picotee edged Evelyn Hemus. Fancy Sybil Eckford.
Mauve Mrs Walter Wright and The Marquis. Maroon and Bronze Black Knight and Hannah Dale. Striped and Flaked (Red and Rose) Jessie Cuthbert- son, Paradise, and Red Flake.
Striped and Flaked (Purple and Blue) Prince Olaf. Bicolor Jeannie Gordon. Marbled Helen Pierce.
122 THE BOOK OF THE SWEET PEA Here, again, we have to record a considerable difference between the lists of 1907 and 1908.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Readers will see, therefore, how useful this information is to practical growers.
The list recommended by the Floral Committee, which was published in the Autumn of 1908, is as follows : White Dorothy Eckford, Etta Dyke, and Nora Unwin. Crimson and Scarlet King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
Rose and Carmine John Ingman. Yellow and Buff James Grieve and Paradise Ivory. Blue Lord Nelson and A. J. Cook. Blush Mrs Hardcastle Sykes. Cerise Chrissie Unwin.
Pink Countess Spencer and Constance Oliver. Or...ange Shades Helen Lewis and St George. Lavender Lady Grizel Hamilton and Frank Dolby. Violet and Purple Rosie Adams. Magenta Menie Christie. Picotee edged Evelyn Hemus. Fancy Sybil Eckford.
Mauve Mrs Walter Wright and The Marquis. Maroon and Bronze Black Knight and Hannah Dale. Striped and Flaked (Red and Rose) Jessie Cuthbert- son, Paradise, and Red Flake.
Striped and Flaked (Purple and Blue) Prince Olaf. Bicolor Jeannie Gordon. Marbled Helen Pierce.
122 THE BOOK OF THE SWEET PEA Here, again, we have to record a considerable difference between the lists of 1907 and 1908.
What to read after The book of the Sweet Pea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D B Crane to read onlineMoreLess
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