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Some English gardens; (1904)

Jekyll, Gertrude, 1843-1932, Elgood, George Samuel, 1851- · London, New York and Bombay, Longmans, Green & Co. · leaf 146

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n be inthe reds and roses, or how subtle and tender in the whites and sulphursand pale pinks. Other flowers beautiful in such gardens are the tallergrowing of the Columbines, the feathery herbaceous Spiraeas, such as.S. Aruncus, that displays its handsome leaves, and waves its creamyplumes, on the… … \j .V €M ^ Six garden form of the wild Meadow-sweet of our damp meadow-ditches.Then the tall Bocconia, with its important bluish leaves and featheryflower-beads, which shows in the picture in brownish seed-pod ; and theThalictrums, pale yellow and purple, and Canterbury Bells, and Liliesyellow and…

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