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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 387

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rom another, and how many hand-some plants there are, either purely foliage or flowering at alater time, which could be used for this purpose in the borders. These Alstroemerias are difficult plants to introduce aspart of some colour scheme, as they resent being disturbed, andgardeners need to make… … a light mulching in the winter, and will then go on increasing Campanulasfrom year to year, perhaps overrunning the border and becom- as Wilding rather a nuisance. Garden As a race Campanulas may be said to be one of the best plantsof all Wild Garden flowers, looking at home at once. Thisis partly…

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