Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 355
moreespecially where the ground is of chalky or sandynature, and, as it has very freely growing, creepingroots it quickly spreads and forms large masses.Our first ambition was to grow the tansy, and inthis we experienced no difficulty, the subsequenttrouble was when we sought to keep it… … PRIMULA FRONDOSA, SAXIFRAGA WALLACEI,SAXIFRAGA TOMBEANENSIS. To fnce page 266 WORMWOOD 267 exposed to the preservative effects of the distilledoil, suffered no decay; but whatever this precisestatement may be worth it does not indicate un-ending life. Others tell us that the constant re-course to…
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