Bowles, Edward Augustus, 1865-1954 · London, T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 207
the ditch, but I lose it here afterflowering, but mean to try it up in the fish hatchery, where,dry above and wet below, it may behave as luckier folkhave found it to do, and grow into a clump. The lovely hybrid Unique Improved did well at first,and allowed me to split it up into a nice colony,… … CHAPTER IX March Winds A peck of dust in March, we have all been taught, is wortha kings ransom. The farmer may find it so ; he generallywants it dry when others would like it wet, and thengrumbles because some crop has not grown. He isalways waiting for dry weather to get on the land himselfor to…
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