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My garden in spring (1914)

Bowles, Edward Augustus, 1865-1954 · London, T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 255

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own species, and a little further along is theFiddle Dock, Rumex pulcher, a rare British plant fromRomney Marsh. This looks very much like an ordinaryweed of a Dock, unless the leaves have developed the curiousnarrowed tuck-in on each side that suggests their musicalname. Plantains are strongly… … Hardy Palm in flower. (See p. 282.) The Lunatic Asylum a silver-leaved one, is a really pretty thing, and is alsoallowed an honoured place in the rock garden, and P.nivalis, which is whiter still, and looks very miffy, hasbeen put into the moraine for greater safety, but the grass-leaved Plantain…

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