The Gardens, Poultry, And Bees; Embracing
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Primrose. — A beautiful little flower of a pale yellow and delicate smell. It comes very early in the spring ; and continues a good while in bloom. Of the fibrous rooted flowers it is the next to the daisy in point of earliness. It is a universal favorite; and, in England, it comes abundantly in woods, pastures and banks. It is perennial like the cowslip, and is propagated in the same manner. The primrose is very ornamental as a border flower, but it has not sported so much as the 82 THE FAEM.
...polyanthus, and there are therefore no florists' primroses. The border or garden varieties, however, which are mostly double, are very showy ; among these the double flesh-colored, double white, double brimstone, double red, double copper, double dark purple and double violet, de- serve a place in every garden. The single white and the single red, both of which are found wild, are also much admired, and are valuable as coming into bloom in March.
Petunia, — Solanacem. — Perhaps no plants have made a greater revo- lution in floriculture than the Petunias.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Primrose. — A beautiful little flower of a pale yellow and delicate smell. It comes very early in the spring ; and continues a good while in bloom. Of the fibrous rooted flowers it is the next to the daisy in point of earliness. It is a universal favorite; and, in England, it comes abundantly in woods, pastures and banks. It is perennial like the cowslip, and is propagated in the same manner. The primrose is very ornamental as a border flower, but it has not sported so much as the 82 THE FAEM.
...polyanthus, and there are therefore no florists' primroses. The border or garden varieties, however, which are mostly double, are very showy ; among these the double flesh-colored, double white, double brimstone, double red, double copper, double dark purple and double violet, de- serve a place in every garden. The single white and the single red, both of which are found wild, are also much admired, and are valuable as coming into bloom in March.
Petunia, — Solanacem. — Perhaps no plants have made a greater revo- lution in floriculture than the Petunias.
What to read after The Gardens, Poultry, And Bees; Embracing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot G Storke to read onlineMoreLess
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