Town Gardening
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2.^ ft.
Bugle Lilies (Watsonias) .
Tall spikes of white, ver- milion or terra-cotta salmon.
Pot bulbs [called corms) in October or November, about one inch and a half apart, and one inch deep. Keep in cool room till about to flower, when place in sunny window.
Plants on the flower-table should be arranged so that the foliage and lesser subjects hide the pots of the larger, as in making plant groups for balconies, porches, etc. The zealous gardener will never tire of experimenting to discover be...autiful flowers that he may cultivate with only a window for glasshouse.
What can a few failures matter, when the triumphs will create such delight ?
Shady windows can have plant-tables devoted to ferns, Solomon's seal, the native primrose, dainty variegated ivies, spiraeas, London pride, meadow- saffrons, calceolarias, periwinkles, and many small evergreen shrubs, with German irises, in all their 82 TOWN GARDENING pale or richly-hued varieties, in eight- and ten-inch tubs. All the plants should be stood out in sunshine occasionally, when it is not too strong ; if this is done — say once a fortnight for three days at a time, or once a week if the plants have to be housed each night — fuchsias, calceolarias, and many more favourites can be added.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2.^ ft.
Bugle Lilies (Watsonias) .
Tall spikes of white, ver- milion or terra-cotta salmon.
Pot bulbs [called corms) in October or November, about one inch and a half apart, and one inch deep. Keep in cool room till about to flower, when place in sunny window.
Plants on the flower-table should be arranged so that the foliage and lesser subjects hide the pots of the larger, as in making plant groups for balconies, porches, etc. The zealous gardener will never tire of experimenting to discover be...autiful flowers that he may cultivate with only a window for glasshouse.
What can a few failures matter, when the triumphs will create such delight ?
Shady windows can have plant-tables devoted to ferns, Solomon's seal, the native primrose, dainty variegated ivies, spiraeas, London pride, meadow- saffrons, calceolarias, periwinkles, and many small evergreen shrubs, with German irises, in all their 82 TOWN GARDENING pale or richly-hued varieties, in eight- and ten-inch tubs. All the plants should be stood out in sunshine occasionally, when it is not too strong ; if this is done — say once a fortnight for three days at a time, or once a week if the plants have to be housed each night — fuchsias, calceolarias, and many more favourites can be added.
What to read after Town Gardening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Hampden to read onlineMoreLess
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