Gardens of celebrities and celebrated gardens in and around London (1918)
Macgregor, Jessie · London, Hutchinson · leaf 122
nglish garden, are no double or treble flowers unknown toBacon. Green carnations and blue roses, they are but toyes,he would have said. Look for them in the more modern bordersnearer the house: if they exist at all depend upon it they arethere. But here the flowers are Perditas own; and, like… … ^rk o Oh o tj^hi v*!^v---ijin^-=^> FULHAM PALACE But ft is in spring that this kitchen garden is at its loveliest;for then the young apple, and pear, and plum trees, in long per-spective on either side of the cinder walk, are in blossom. Theydo not all flower at once, and they have few leaves in…
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