The select florist; or A treatise on the culture and management of ... flowers |
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... taken out of the pot , and the soil cleared quite away from it , also all off - sets ( which should be planted in other pots ) and immediately replanted into some very rich earth in the same pots , and then placed in a stove , the ...
... taken out of the pot , and the soil cleared quite away from it , also all off - sets ( which should be planted in other pots ) and immediately replanted into some very rich earth in the same pots , and then placed in a stove , the ...
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... taken in the per- formance of this work , not to leave any of the plants out of the soil , as very little sun would destroy them in this their in- fant state . When the plants are up , fresh air should be admitted every fine day by ...
... taken in the per- formance of this work , not to leave any of the plants out of the soil , as very little sun would destroy them in this their in- fant state . When the plants are up , fresh air should be admitted every fine day by ...
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... taken quite away , and the bed covered at night , when the weather is cold , with a single mat , supported on sticks laid across the frame . Watering must be regularly attended to in the manner before directed ; but warm showers are ...
... taken quite away , and the bed covered at night , when the weather is cold , with a single mat , supported on sticks laid across the frame . Watering must be regularly attended to in the manner before directed ; but warm showers are ...
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... taken off at every opportunity , when the weather will perinit , and put on again as circumstances may require . In spring and summer the beds must be kept clear of weeds , and in dry weather they must be watered with soft or rain ...
... taken off at every opportunity , when the weather will perinit , and put on again as circumstances may require . In spring and summer the beds must be kept clear of weeds , and in dry weather they must be watered with soft or rain ...
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... taken up , would be weak and small , promising but little another year . Notwithstanding all this , I do not recommend being too hasty in wa- tering , I would rather wait a few days in hopes of rain , although the plants may ap- pear 16 ...
... taken up , would be weak and small , promising but little another year . Notwithstanding all this , I do not recommend being too hasty in wa- tering , I would rather wait a few days in hopes of rain , although the plants may ap- pear 16 ...
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The Select Florist; Or a Treatise on the Culture and Management of ... Flowers John Sanders (writer on Horticulture ) Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2019 |
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Seite 154 - WELCOME, pale primrose! starting up between Dead matted leaves of ash and oak that strew The every lawn, the wood, and spinney through, Mid creeping moss and ivy's darker green ; How much thy presence beautifies the ground! How sweet thy modest unaffected pride Glows on the sunny bank and wood's warm side! And where thy fairy flowers in groups are found...
Seite 15 - Like leaves on trees the race of man is found, Now green in youth, now withering on the ground : Another race the following spring supplies, They fall successive, and successive rise ; So generations in their course decay, 185 So flourish these, when those are past away.
Seite 191 - ... wider at the top. The three exterior petals should be rather larger than the three interior ones, and broader at their base : all the petals should have perfectly entire...
Seite 25 - What a glow is enkindled in some ! what a gloss shines upon others. With what a masterly skill is every one of the varying tints disposed '. Here they seem to be thrown on with an easy dash of security and freedom ; there they are adjusted by the nicest touches of art and accuracy. Those...
Seite 161 - ... at least two inches in diameter, consisting of numerous petals, the largest at the outside, and gradually diminishing in size as they approach the center of the flower, which should be well filled up with them.
Seite 184 - Zamara's shades :— And the white moon-flower, as it shows On Serendib's high crags to those Who near the isle at evening sail, Scenting her clove-trees in the gale ; — In short, all...
Seite 134 - Appealed to many a Poet's page, To prove her right to reign. The Lily's height bespoke command ; A fair imperial flower, She seemed designed for FLORA'S hand, The sceptre of her power ! This civil bick'ring and debate The Goddess chanced to hear ; And flew to save, ere yet too late, The pride of the parterre ! ' Yours is,' she said, ' the nobler hue ; And yours, the statelier mien ! And till a third surpasses you, Let each be deemed a Queen...
Seite 154 - Mid creeping moss and ivy's darker green : How much thy presence beautifies the ground ! How sweet thy modest, unaffected pride Glows on the sunny bank and wood's warm side ! And where thy fairy flowers in groups are found The schoolboy roams enchantedly along, Plucking the fairest with a rude delight ; While the meek shepherd stops his simple song, To gaze a moment on the pleasing sight : O'erjoyed to see the flowers that truly bring The welcome news of sweet returning Spring.
Seite 12 - ... as blue, crimson, or scarlet, &c., in which case the bottom of the broad exterior petals is generally ' white ; but the beauty and contrast...