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Children and gardens (1908)

Jekyll, Gertrude, 1843-1932 · London, Offices of 'Country life', ltd. [etc.]; New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 94

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SMELLS AND SHAPES 57 But there are many curious things that are naturalto plants and are not ugly ; such as the little completeplants that come upon the fronds of one of the green- … DEFORMED PEARS. house Ferns, and the reserves of water in the pitchersof the Pitcher-plants {Nepenthes), and hundreds of otherwonderful things that you will see and find out if youuse your eyes and brains well. CHAPTER VII BOTANY Now, dont be afraid of the word Botany. I amgoing to show you that it…

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