Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 45
omitself is even now passing onward to the next stage,and showing promise of its fruiting. And so, inlike manner, in our gardens, unless they be butmere rows of pelargoniums, calceolarias, and thelike, it would not be possible to take a floralcensus that would hold good for more than a fewdays.… … SAXIFRAGA ELIZABETHE/E. ANEMONE HEPATICA, andHACQUETIA EPIPACTIS. To face /inge 32. RICH VARIETY OF FLOWERS 33 and filling the air with their fragrance. The globe-flowers are bearing freely their golden spheres, andthe quaint columbines are in rich variety. In asheltered corner the lilies of the…
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