The Gardens Story Or Pleasures And Trials of An Amateur Gardener
The Gardens Story Or Pleasures And Trials of An Amateur Gardener
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A hideous solferino looks all right to some ; it appears the same shade to them, doubtless, as a cardinal or a terra-cotta or some other shade does to you. I haven't the slightest doubt that color-blindness is at the bottom of much of the distress that one's eyes are forced to encounter. " Solferino and magen- ta, or shades closely touching upon them, should not be tolerated in the garden. They are weeds, that ought to be eradicated as soon as they ap- pear.
A writer in the London " Garden " gi...ves a simple rule to determine whether colors harmo- nize : " People who have no natural perception of ii 154 We ^Katfoen's
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A hideous solferino looks all right to some ; it appears the same shade to them, doubtless, as a cardinal or a terra-cotta or some other shade does to you. I haven't the slightest doubt that color-blindness is at the bottom of much of the distress that one's eyes are forced to encounter. " Solferino and magen- ta, or shades closely touching upon them, should not be tolerated in the garden. They are weeds, that ought to be eradicated as soon as they ap- pear.
A writer in the London " Garden " gi...ves a simple rule to determine whether colors harmo- nize : " People who have no natural perception of ii 154 We ^Katfoen's
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H George Herman Ellwanger to read online
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