The Garden book for Young People
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I can imagine that a rose fan made of these two colours might be very beautiful from June until October. But there might have been unexpected disappointments which I am spared by having had so many hardy roses given to me.
Those that Mr. Hayden contributed to the fan, all of which, he said, were roses of the highest char- acter, were red, pink, and white, with one yellow rose called Soleil d'Or. This name was very ap- pealing. Among the red roses were Ulrich Brun- ner, Marshall P. Wilder, Princ...e Camille de Rohan, and Victor Verdier. The pink ones were named Mrs. R. G. S. Crawford, Mrs. John Laing, Baron- ess Rothschild, Clio, Madame Gabriel Luiget, and Paul Neyron.
The one white rose was called Frau Karl Druschki, a name I thought given it by a very stupid gardener, although Joseph said it was more likely the flower received its name from a very clever individual, since It had become celebrated for its beauty. In "An Ambitious Boy's Garden," there is not a word about roses, so I suppose Joseph heard this either at Miss Wiseman's or at Nestly Heights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can imagine that a rose fan made of these two colours might be very beautiful from June until October. But there might have been unexpected disappointments which I am spared by having had so many hardy roses given to me.
Those that Mr. Hayden contributed to the fan, all of which, he said, were roses of the highest char- acter, were red, pink, and white, with one yellow rose called Soleil d'Or. This name was very ap- pealing. Among the red roses were Ulrich Brun- ner, Marshall P. Wilder, Princ...e Camille de Rohan, and Victor Verdier. The pink ones were named Mrs. R. G. S. Crawford, Mrs. John Laing, Baron- ess Rothschild, Clio, Madame Gabriel Luiget, and Paul Neyron.
The one white rose was called Frau Karl Druschki, a name I thought given it by a very stupid gardener, although Joseph said it was more likely the flower received its name from a very clever individual, since It had become celebrated for its beauty. In "An Ambitious Boy's Garden," there is not a word about roses, so I suppose Joseph heard this either at Miss Wiseman's or at Nestly Heights.
What to read after The Garden book for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Lounsberry to read onlineMoreLess
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