Cook, E. T. (Ernest Thomas), 1867-1915, Parsons, Beatrice E., illus · London : A. & C. Black · leaf 219
types. But one may have primroses in the woodland,a primrose garden perhaps, such as Miss Jekyllhas at Munstead Wood. There, in a clearingfrom the wood are gathered together those bunchprimroses of which I have already written, and inthe cool light of a spring evening there seems amysterious beauty… … • TULIPS IN THE GARDEN OF PEACE The garden of Mrs. Caldwell Crofton (HelenMilman), described by her in her boolc The Gardenof Peace. SPRING IN THE GARDEN 145 Some of the primroses are for the rock-garden, where they may be companions to thealpine species which are the gems of the springmonths. I am…
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