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Gardens of England (1911)

Cook, E. T. (Ernest Thomas), 1867-1915, Parsons, Beatrice E., illus · London : A. & C. Black · leaf 75

An illustration from Gardens of England, 1911, leaf 75
ane likes shade and a fairly damp place,where it grows sometimes as much as six feet high,throwing up spikes of pretty yellow flowers ; it ispropagated by off-sets. Saffron prefers sand andsun and to be grown from seed. Basil it is safer toraise from seed in a hotbed, and plant out in awarm border… … THE ROSE GARDEN, DRAKELOWE(BANKS OF THE TRENT) This quaint garden was one of the original Dutch,gardens laid out in the time of Dutch Williamin. The temple at the end was built from thedesigns of Mr. Reginald Bloomfield—author of The-Formal Garden in England. THE HERB GARDEN 41 or garden sorrel.…

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