Trees Shrubs for English Gardens
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— Australia. Some thirty or forty specimens are grown, of which perhaps the best known are : E. globulus^ which has attained a height of 50 feet ; E. dtriodora^ 20 feet, against the house at Togerthnan ; E. amygdalina^ &c. Many flower freely and bear fertile seed. E. Gunnii flowers freely at o ft:: a: o o a: a; TENDER SHRUBS IN SOUTH-WEST 199 Parkstone, Dorset, in Professor Wallace's garden.
It is quite hardy there.
EUCRYPHIA PINNATIFOLIA. — Chili. A beautiful deciduous flowering shrub, bearing... large white flowers like a St. John's Wort, with bright-yellow anthers. A specimen at Trewidden is 8 feet in height.
EuONYMUS PIMBRIATUS. — Japan and India. This shrub is chiefly remarkable for the tint of its young leafage, which is bright crimson, and gives a vivid, flower-like effect at a little distance in April. Met with at Tregothnan and Abbotsbury.
EUPATORIUM WEINMANNIANUM. — South America.
This soon grows into a rounded bush 10 feet or so in height and as much in diameter. It bears its flat heads of fragrant white flowers in autumn and well into winter, the flowers being succeeded by fluffy seed-vessels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Australia. Some thirty or forty specimens are grown, of which perhaps the best known are : E. globulus^ which has attained a height of 50 feet ; E. dtriodora^ 20 feet, against the house at Togerthnan ; E. amygdalina^ &c. Many flower freely and bear fertile seed. E. Gunnii flowers freely at o ft:: a: o o a: a; TENDER SHRUBS IN SOUTH-WEST 199 Parkstone, Dorset, in Professor Wallace's garden.
It is quite hardy there.
EUCRYPHIA PINNATIFOLIA. — Chili. A beautiful deciduous flowering shrub, bearing... large white flowers like a St. John's Wort, with bright-yellow anthers. A specimen at Trewidden is 8 feet in height.
EuONYMUS PIMBRIATUS. — Japan and India. This shrub is chiefly remarkable for the tint of its young leafage, which is bright crimson, and gives a vivid, flower-like effect at a little distance in April. Met with at Tregothnan and Abbotsbury.
EUPATORIUM WEINMANNIANUM. — South America.
This soon grows into a rounded bush 10 feet or so in height and as much in diameter. It bears its flat heads of fragrant white flowers in autumn and well into winter, the flowers being succeeded by fluffy seed-vessels.
What to read after Trees Shrubs for English Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, E. T. (Ernest Thomas), 1867-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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