Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 77
nowhere else in the district. Every nature-lover, of course, knows and appre-ciates the daffodil; we figure it on Plate I., and itcertainly must not be omitted in our gardeningoperations. The flowers are so refined in formaja4 so delicate in colour that we each year gladlyfind room for them. The… … SPIR/EA TOMENTOSA, GERANIUM NODOSUM, ANDSEDUM RUPESTRE. To face fage j6 DAFFODILS 57 in copse-land and in open clearings in woods, andthough not so commonly distributed over thecountry as some other plants, is ordinarily inabundance when met with at all. Wordsworths host of golden daffodils that…
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