Taylor, Harriet Osgood, Tyndale, Walter · New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 193
34), of Chrysanthemums (facingpage 266), and even of specimen Irises (facing thispage)—^that the plants appear to have been set outas if at a flower show. The Chrysanthemumswere in a tea-house garden, and had light bamboosheds or screens over them, to protect them fromthe rain that might come and… … 01 S u m 0. to GREEN GARDENS 143 big or small, growing in a group beside the wellor water-basin, or on the banks of a lake orstream, with their feet dabbling in the water ;but the very finest are grown in pots and tendedlike babies. These ^ (in the picture) werecultivated by an old priest, who took…
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