Silberrad, Una Lucy, 1872-, Nixon, Mima, Lyall, Sophie, joint author · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 189
them, are too orderly for that. They are rathertoo foursquare and deficient in the unexpectedannexes and the mysterious doors leading tonowhere and anywhere which are part of thetrue fascination of barns. Nevertheless they haveattractions; they are warm-coloured, lofty, silent,and full of a… … BULB BARNS, NAMES, AND GROWERS 105 of course, more than one, the number and size vary-ing in proportion to the gardens. Those of thelittle men are sometimes rather makeshift places,wherein, at other times of the year, other thingsare kept and the true character of a bulb barn some-what lost. The…
Bulbs (Plants) · Gardens · Gardening
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