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My garden in spring (1914)

Bowles, Edward Augustus, 1865-1954 · London, T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 201

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d herof the rueful face of that glittering dragoman. These forms require, at any rate here, frequent divi-sion and replanting in soil freshened by leaf mould and cowmanure. They dwindle if left alone for more than twoyears, but if well looked after are very charming in goodbroad plantings. P.… … 1%MUt%Q#,< Iris Susiana : A typical Oncocyclus Iris Primulas garden can commonly afford, so they are not broadlyplanted, and only to be found in a few nooks of the rockgarden, where the white and lavender forms of Sieboldiiare very welcome to spread if they will do it on their ownresponsibility.…

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