The Window Gardener
The Window Gardener
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Water moderately.
The varieties are, T. Alata, buff yellow, with a black centre ; T. Alata aurantia, deep orange, with black centre ; T. Alata alia, white, with black centre.
There are also some superb hot-house species.
PLANTS FOB WINDOW GARDENING. 95 ALOYSIA, OR LEMON VERBENA.
A half-hardy deciduous shrub, from Chili; the only species is A. Citriodora, commonly called Lemon Verbena. It is valuable only for the fragrance of the leaves, the floweia being small, whitish lilac, and of little beau...ty. As a winter plant it is of no value, as it needs a season of rest, which must be given it in a cellar free from frost.
The best treatment is, to plant it out in spring in the flower border, where it will make vigorous growth. In the fall, before the first frost, remove the plant with a ball of earth to the cellar. In spring, trim the plant into a neat shape, and re-plant it. If grown in pots, the proper soil is, two parts of loam, two of leaf mould, and a slight mixture of sand. While the plants are growing, give plenty of water, but withhold it entirely during the winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water moderately.
The varieties are, T. Alata, buff yellow, with a black centre ; T. Alata aurantia, deep orange, with black centre ; T. Alata alia, white, with black centre.
There are also some superb hot-house species.
PLANTS FOB WINDOW GARDENING. 95 ALOYSIA, OR LEMON VERBENA.
A half-hardy deciduous shrub, from Chili; the only species is A. Citriodora, commonly called Lemon Verbena. It is valuable only for the fragrance of the leaves, the floweia being small, whitish lilac, and of little beau...ty. As a winter plant it is of no value, as it needs a season of rest, which must be given it in a cellar free from frost.
The best treatment is, to plant it out in spring in the flower border, where it will make vigorous growth. In the fall, before the first frost, remove the plant with a ball of earth to the cellar. In spring, trim the plant into a neat shape, and re-plant it. If grown in pots, the proper soil is, two parts of loam, two of leaf mould, and a slight mixture of sand. While the plants are growing, give plenty of water, but withhold it entirely during the winter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Sprague Rand to read onlineMoreLess
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