Wildwood Ways
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Many a hardy little spring plant blooms first, not in April as we are apt to think, but more likely in January, though it may be two feet deep beneath the snow and ice and unseen by any living creature. To go no farther than my own garden, I have known a late January thaw, rap- idly carrying off deep snow, to reveal the " ladies' delights " in bloom beneath an overarching crust of ice. The warm snow blankets had effectually insulated the autumn grown buds from the zero temperature two feet abov...e, and the warmth of the earth beneath had not only passed through the frost but melted 68 WINTER FERN-HUNTING a little cavern beneath the snow, and there the hardy plants had responded to the impulse of the spring that was al- ready with them.
In this wise the chickweed blooms the year round though rarely are circum- stances such that we note it in the winter months. Now and then the hepatica opens shy blue eyes beneath the enfold- ing snow and it is common in times of open weather in midwinter to read news- paper reports of the blooming of dande- lions in December, or January.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many a hardy little spring plant blooms first, not in April as we are apt to think, but more likely in January, though it may be two feet deep beneath the snow and ice and unseen by any living creature. To go no farther than my own garden, I have known a late January thaw, rap- idly carrying off deep snow, to reveal the " ladies' delights " in bloom beneath an overarching crust of ice. The warm snow blankets had effectually insulated the autumn grown buds from the zero temperature two feet abov...e, and the warmth of the earth beneath had not only passed through the frost but melted 68 WINTER FERN-HUNTING a little cavern beneath the snow, and there the hardy plants had responded to the impulse of the spring that was al- ready with them.
In this wise the chickweed blooms the year round though rarely are circum- stances such that we note it in the winter months. Now and then the hepatica opens shy blue eyes beneath the enfold- ing snow and it is common in times of open weather in midwinter to read news- paper reports of the blooming of dande- lions in December, or January.
What to read after Wildwood Ways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winthrop Packard to read onlineMoreLess
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