The Gardens Story for Pleasures And Trials of An Amateur Gardener
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The white-fringed orchis should be planted in leaf-mold, with a ball of sphagnum about the roots, in full or nearly en- tire shade. Arethusa bulbosa, also a lover of wet places, and one of our most beautiful spe- cies, may be cultivated with success if good plants are secured to start with. Spiranthes cernua, or ladies-tresses, and S. Gracilis, are neither of them difficult to manage in partial shade and sandy loam, and should be cultivated 130 2TI)e attien's Storj).
for their pretty, late-appe...aring flowers. Removal of most orchids may be made while the plants are in flower, and thus most easily found, by lifting them with a ball ; great care must be ex- ercised at any period, however, that the fleshy tubers sustain no injury.
Of British species O. Maculata is the most satisfactory, the others being capricious, or find- ing something unconformable in our climate. The dark-purple blotches on the leaves of mac- ulata are striking ; and while the plant grows less strongly than at home, it nevertheless does well, its flower resembling a smaller fitnbriata, but more variable in its shades.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The white-fringed orchis should be planted in leaf-mold, with a ball of sphagnum about the roots, in full or nearly en- tire shade. Arethusa bulbosa, also a lover of wet places, and one of our most beautiful spe- cies, may be cultivated with success if good plants are secured to start with. Spiranthes cernua, or ladies-tresses, and S. Gracilis, are neither of them difficult to manage in partial shade and sandy loam, and should be cultivated 130 2TI)e attien's Storj).
for their pretty, late-appe...aring flowers. Removal of most orchids may be made while the plants are in flower, and thus most easily found, by lifting them with a ball ; great care must be ex- ercised at any period, however, that the fleshy tubers sustain no injury.
Of British species O. Maculata is the most satisfactory, the others being capricious, or find- ing something unconformable in our climate. The dark-purple blotches on the leaves of mac- ulata are striking ; and while the plant grows less strongly than at home, it nevertheless does well, its flower resembling a smaller fitnbriata, but more variable in its shades.
What to read after The Gardens Story for Pleasures And Trials of An Amateur Gardener?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H George Herman Ellwanger to read onlineMoreLess
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