Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 387
who was pass-ing that way, or whose garden he passed, we fail toremember. They somewhat happily describe ourown garden, and the poet-moralist, we rememberfrom the general drift of his remarks, desires us tobe shocked at such a state of things. It is, wetrust, not perversity on our part, but, as the… … VIOLA LUTEA and CAMPANULA RHOMBOIDALIS. To face page 2go. FRUIT-GROWING 291 of beautifully variegated milk-thistle are all notableadditions to ones rock-garden. We yet rememberwith what pleasure we, more than,forty years ago,lighted on a fine milk-thistle on a rubbish-heap, atHarrow, and bore it…
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