What is a Kindergarten
What is a Kindergarten
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But their features appear painted and the mass of color is so profusely dis- played that every bloom loses its character as a flower. They must be avoided in our grounds. If the kindergartner's fancy takes more friendly to these flowers than mine does, let me ask her to set out those varieties only which show rich markings in deep contrast. I have in mind the deep-velvety maroon and red kinds which are sufficiently beautiful to redeem all of those vulgar magenta varieties which are so repulsive...ly displayed in ever so many gardens. Our grounds are small and the number of plants from which we may select so great, that we can well afford to let the children get acquainted with the Pelargoniums in other gardens than their own.
All other flowers in our herbaceous border may be classed as mere ornaments, lacking personality. But the varieties from amongst them which deserve notice are legion, and it is difficult to enumerate the best only.
The Hellebore, or Christmas Rose, is really beautiful only where the snow covers the ground in winter, and while we may grow it to satisfaction, we must forego its dearest friend- ship if we can not show the children how this flower will come up through the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But their features appear painted and the mass of color is so profusely dis- played that every bloom loses its character as a flower. They must be avoided in our grounds. If the kindergartner's fancy takes more friendly to these flowers than mine does, let me ask her to set out those varieties only which show rich markings in deep contrast. I have in mind the deep-velvety maroon and red kinds which are sufficiently beautiful to redeem all of those vulgar magenta varieties which are so repulsive...ly displayed in ever so many gardens. Our grounds are small and the number of plants from which we may select so great, that we can well afford to let the children get acquainted with the Pelargoniums in other gardens than their own.
All other flowers in our herbaceous border may be classed as mere ornaments, lacking personality. But the varieties from amongst them which deserve notice are legion, and it is difficult to enumerate the best only.
The Hellebore, or Christmas Rose, is really beautiful only where the snow covers the ground in winter, and while we may grow it to satisfaction, we must forego its dearest friend- ship if we can not show the children how this flower will come up through the snow.
What to read after What is a Kindergarten?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geo George Hansen to read onlineMoreLess
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