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That rock-garden of ours (1909)

Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 371

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species of flax are very charming.We have four wildlings, but tho^e who like to gooutside this narrow limit and invoke the aid ofthe florist have a very considerable choice. TheLinumflavum, or the L. campanulatum, are yellow-flowered ; the L, viscosum purple; the L. provin-ciate deep blue.… … GLOBULARIA CORDIFOLIA, RANUNCULUS MONTANUS.LYCHNIS DIURNA. To face page 2^8. CHAPTER X The chequered fritillary, or snakes-head—Orange balsam—Yellow balsam—Forget-me-not—Mediaeval dread ofthe scorpion—Ground pine—Rosemary—The flowerof remembrance—Rue—Fennel—The serpents…

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