The Well Considered Garden
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One of my friends, an indefati- gable worker on her own place, with her gardener, had spent the months of August, September, and October in rearranging much of the tree and shrub planting on her large place, moving hundreds of coniferous subjects in that time. Through all the arduous work and who does not know the nerv- ous strain upon those who dig and lift, and those who watch with interest, while an evergreen travels from one spot to another ? through all 210 THE GARDENER this time the young... Scotch gardener's solicitude and anxious effort never flagged. The season waxed late, weather remained fine, and the chat- elaine felt that there was still time to move other trees, her mind's eye full of visions. But it oc- curred to her that the gardener should now be given a modicum of rest from his monotonous labor, that as the fit reward of diligence the word evergreen should not again that season reach his ear, and this reflection was at once acted upon. Often, I believe, is such consideration shown to the men who are our daily companions and co- workers in our gardens and without whom, where large gardening operations are concerned, we should be lost indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of my friends, an indefati- gable worker on her own place, with her gardener, had spent the months of August, September, and October in rearranging much of the tree and shrub planting on her large place, moving hundreds of coniferous subjects in that time. Through all the arduous work and who does not know the nerv- ous strain upon those who dig and lift, and those who watch with interest, while an evergreen travels from one spot to another ? through all 210 THE GARDENER this time the young... Scotch gardener's solicitude and anxious effort never flagged. The season waxed late, weather remained fine, and the chat- elaine felt that there was still time to move other trees, her mind's eye full of visions. But it oc- curred to her that the gardener should now be given a modicum of rest from his monotonous labor, that as the fit reward of diligence the word evergreen should not again that season reach his ear, and this reflection was at once acted upon. Often, I believe, is such consideration shown to the men who are our daily companions and co- workers in our gardens and without whom, where large gardening operations are concerned, we should be lost indeed.
What to read after The Well Considered Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis King to read onlineMoreLess
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