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Flower grouping in English, Scotch & Irish gardens; notes & 56 sketches in colour (1907)

Waterfield, Margaret H · London, J. M. Dent & co.; New York, E. P. Dutton & co. · leaf 354

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purpose. Electro, acreamy yellow, is one of the best, as its branches arch and itsflowers grow erect, so that it forms a well-shaped bush withoutany support. Dawn, like a glorified Wild-rose, Psyche, Helene,and Flora, all pink, will mix with many of the well-knownwhite ones, such as Thalia, The… … THE MONTHLY ROSE FELLEMBERG. Balcaskie, Fifeshire, N.B. ■wide, made of a double set of posts, are useful in the wild Singlegarden for breaking some straight path, or for leading the Roses andeye to some hidden beauty beyond. The two single Roses, someR. macrantha and R. brunonis^ should be grown…

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