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Gardens of England (1911)

Cook, E. T. (Ernest Thomas), 1867-1915, Parsons, Beatrice E., illus · London : A. & C. Black · leaf 288

An illustration from Gardens of England, 1911, leaf 288
be seen gleaming afar in countlessthousands beneath the leafless trees. In shortgrass, under large deciduous monarchs of the glade,the flowers are seen at their best, for, where theground is open, the sheet of gold glows from adistance, but in shrubberies, on sloping banks, andby woodland walks it… … WINTER IN THE GARDEN 193 other localities they disappear after the first seasonor two. The plant dies down very early in theyear, and bulbs should be procured as soon aspossible after they become dormant. In sowingan endeavour should be made to obtain freshlyripened seed, as that which has been…

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