Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 219
ish winter was too uncertain and change-able for its well-being. At all events, to our greatregret, it presently tired of us, for it was an interest-ing plant to possess. Many plants commend themselves to us fromtheir utility as creepers or climbers, the firstrambling over the ground or lower… … CAMPANULA PUSILLA, BISTORT, and ONONIS FRUTICOSA. To face i>age 164 MONEYWORT 165 many others no less available, no less acceptable.As we have been dealing with moisture-lovingplants, we may commence our consideration ofvarious creeping plants with the moneywort, as itmay well companion these.…
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