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My garden in spring (1914)

Bowles, Edward Augustus, 1865-1954 · London, T. C. & E. C. Jack · leaf 353

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ers are a most beautiful sulphur thatlooks rather unusual on such silver foliage. In chrysan-thum the sexes are as rigidly divided as in some Lutheranchurches, and here again the male or pollen plant has pinkanthers which greatly add to his beauty. I believe that thehybrid between these two, E.… … One of the slopes in the Rock Garden. (See p. 270.) My Rock Garden representing the spoiling of two good plants. Above theseStorks Bills and in a crevice is one of the best of allHouseleeks, Sempervivum rubicundum, which reverses thegeneral order of family colouring and has rich red leaveswith…

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