Cook, E. T. (Ernest Thomas), 1867-1915, Parsons, Beatrice E., illus · London : A. & C. Black · leaf 232
ied of their occupants every season.Here are some plants, indeed, that will not onlygo on blooming for months, but will long remainour fast friends. Now and then, for example, onesees a mass of purple clematis pegged down and THE ROUND GARDEN, DRAKELOWE(BANKS OF THE TRENT) Seat of Sir Robert… … SUMMER IN THE GARDEN 153 grown practically as a bedding plant, and what a finebit of colour it gives, flowering abundantly and with-out a break from July until October, and mcreasingin strength year by year. In Perthshire yearsago the flame nasturtium {TropoBolum speciosum)might sometimes be seen…
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