Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 69
s, perhaps, never more charming thanwhen these clustering flowers in their hundredsare its leading feature. Primroses enjoy a stronga.nd clayey soil, and under lighter conditionsgradually wither out. As a feeling has frequentlybeen expressed that the Beaconsfield memorial cult Lord Beaconsfield and… … DUSKY CRANES-BILL. To face page SO- PRIMROSE FLOWERS 51 of the primrose may presently mg,ke it a rare plant,we may mention that few plants propagate morefreely. After the parent plant has finished flower-ing we may find scattered around it any numberof vigorous seedlings, which we may in turn…
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