Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 85
cally impossibleto get rid of the plant when we have once elected inits favour. Still, as we do not want to get rid of itthis reflection need not grieve us. Its brightlyburnished foliage and brilliant blossoms come ata time when there is little else, and though afterflowering-time has passed the… … BLOOD GERANIUM and PENCILLED GERANIUM. To face page 62. BUTTEE AND BUTTERCUPS 63 up vigorously, remorselessly, well assured that nextseason will bring us as goodly a show as ever. The lesser celandine is botanically a buttercup.Most of the buttercups are partial to damp situa-tions, and if we are…
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