House & garden's book of gardens; containing over four hundred illustrations of special flower types, plans and suggestions for landscape work, a complete gardener's calendar of the year's activities, planting and spraying tables, and a portfolio of beautiful gardens in varied sections of the United States and foreign countries (1921)
Wright, Richardson Little, 1887-1961 · New York, C. Nast & Company · leaf 22
se pink and bright crimson:Pfanenauge, olive gold and bluish plum:Rhein Nixe, white and violet blue; Spectabilis,purple; Bridesmaid, lavender and white; andDr. Bernice, coppery bronze and velvet crimson. In the Japanese iris class space permits theselection of onl) six, but these are well… … Iris can either stand alone or be given a shrubbery background. They appreciate a warm spot, fairly dry, except the Japanese tyj>eswhich prefer moisture, and the water flag and European yellow flag, which can be planted in water 18 // o use & G a r d e n s DAHLIAS—PERENNIAL and PERMANENTLY…
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