The Florist's Guide
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There are, perhaps, fifty more in this Catalogue not far beneath them, but none are marked except those which, from having been tested in this climate, can with confidence be recom- mended as being free and perfect bloomers. The choicest seedlings of last year which have been purchased in England at from fifteen shillings to five pounds sterling each, are marked thus §. It may be necessary to observe, that many of our choice old varieties, as well as several of the new ones hereinafter describe...d, have not been offered in compe- tition at public exhibitions ; these are, therefore, not to be undervalued for want of the star or asterisk, and it is pre- sumed that the brief description given of the different shades will be sufficient to govern amateurs in their choice.
As much depends on the climate, soil, and situation in which Dahlias are cultivated ; and as the descriptions which follow have been given by various persons, in different parts of Eng- land, as well as America, whose soils and situations are dif- ferent, the height of these plants may vary a foot or more from our estimate, when planted in one uniform soil and situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are, perhaps, fifty more in this Catalogue not far beneath them, but none are marked except those which, from having been tested in this climate, can with confidence be recom- mended as being free and perfect bloomers. The choicest seedlings of last year which have been purchased in England at from fifteen shillings to five pounds sterling each, are marked thus §. It may be necessary to observe, that many of our choice old varieties, as well as several of the new ones hereinafter describe...d, have not been offered in compe- tition at public exhibitions ; these are, therefore, not to be undervalued for want of the star or asterisk, and it is pre- sumed that the brief description given of the different shades will be sufficient to govern amateurs in their choice.
As much depends on the climate, soil, and situation in which Dahlias are cultivated ; and as the descriptions which follow have been given by various persons, in different parts of Eng- land, as well as America, whose soils and situations are dif- ferent, the height of these plants may vary a foot or more from our estimate, when planted in one uniform soil and situation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridgeman, Thomas, D. 1850. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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