The Well Considered Garden
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Sirene, Adonis, Argo, mar- vellous tones of satiny rose, rich rose, golden yel- 141 THE WELL-CONSIDERED GARDEN low, salmon-rose, all with the reflexed petals and tall habit of Tulipa retroflexa, will be welcomed with enthusiasm if they prove as beautiful as their just-named parent.
142 XI NOTES ON SOME OF THE NEWER GLADIOLI "In summer a strew of fresh rushes, mint, and gladiolus (that flower so dear to mediaeval eyes) covered the pave- ment with a cool fragrance, while a bough of some green tre...e or flowering bush filled the hearth. " (From chapter The Mediaeval Country-House), "The Fields of France, " MADAME MART DUCLAUX.
XI NOTES ON SOME OF THE NEWER GLADIOLI IT is November and all tuberous things, all ten- der bulbs, have been "safely garnered in, ere the winter storms begin. " Dahlias are in their sandy nests; gladioli repose in labelled paper bags; tritomas, Galtonias are in dry, cool spots for winter safety.
As we work under leafless trees and where noth- ing of green remains save the bright grass and the rich hues of pine and hemlock, the colors impris- oned within each bulb are sure to rise before me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sirene, Adonis, Argo, mar- vellous tones of satiny rose, rich rose, golden yel- 141 THE WELL-CONSIDERED GARDEN low, salmon-rose, all with the reflexed petals and tall habit of Tulipa retroflexa, will be welcomed with enthusiasm if they prove as beautiful as their just-named parent.
142 XI NOTES ON SOME OF THE NEWER GLADIOLI "In summer a strew of fresh rushes, mint, and gladiolus (that flower so dear to mediaeval eyes) covered the pave- ment with a cool fragrance, while a bough of some green tre...e or flowering bush filled the hearth. " (From chapter The Mediaeval Country-House), "The Fields of France, " MADAME MART DUCLAUX.
XI NOTES ON SOME OF THE NEWER GLADIOLI IT is November and all tuberous things, all ten- der bulbs, have been "safely garnered in, ere the winter storms begin. " Dahlias are in their sandy nests; gladioli repose in labelled paper bags; tritomas, Galtonias are in dry, cool spots for winter safety.
As we work under leafless trees and where noth- ing of green remains save the bright grass and the rich hues of pine and hemlock, the colors impris- oned within each bulb are sure to rise before me.
What to read after The Well Considered Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa Yeomans King to read onlineMoreLess
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