The Practical Guide to Floriculture
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Madame de Watteville— A peculiar and most charming variety. Croam.v yellow shaded with rose, and each petal bordered with bright crim- son. Called the "Tulip Rose." Marie Guillot— Pure white.
Perle des Jardins — Perhaps the best yellow, with the exception of Marechal Neil which it so greatly resembles that it is often sold for that variety.
Sunset — A favorite everywhere. Amber, shad- ed with copper and crimson. Sweet.
including all the leading colors and shades.
Any or all of them will give th...e best of satis- faction if you give them the treatment I have advised. But I have by uo m^ans exhausted the list of desirable kinds. Indeed, for every kind I have named there are twenty other kinds equally as desirable in many respects, but those I have given special mention to are those which will bo likely to give best results under an ama- teur's care, when grown in garden beds.
Por use in tall vases, for the corner of the parlor, or the hall, or wherever a mass of vivid color is required to relieve and brighten shad- 30 THE PRACTICAL aUTDE TO FLORICULTURE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madame de Watteville— A peculiar and most charming variety. Croam.v yellow shaded with rose, and each petal bordered with bright crim- son. Called the "Tulip Rose." Marie Guillot— Pure white.
Perle des Jardins — Perhaps the best yellow, with the exception of Marechal Neil which it so greatly resembles that it is often sold for that variety.
Sunset — A favorite everywhere. Amber, shad- ed with copper and crimson. Sweet.
including all the leading colors and shades.
Any or all of them will give th...e best of satis- faction if you give them the treatment I have advised. But I have by uo m^ans exhausted the list of desirable kinds. Indeed, for every kind I have named there are twenty other kinds equally as desirable in many respects, but those I have given special mention to are those which will bo likely to give best results under an ama- teur's care, when grown in garden beds.
Por use in tall vases, for the corner of the parlor, or the hall, or wherever a mass of vivid color is required to relieve and brighten shad- 30 THE PRACTICAL aUTDE TO FLORICULTURE.
What to read after The Practical Guide to Floriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rexford, Eben Eugene, 1848- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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