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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 174

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any white flowers. Then delightfuleffects may be obtained with masses of grey foliage, such as Lavender,Lavender-cotton, and Stachys, and white Pink, with flowers that havecolourings of tender pink, white, lilac and purple. To acquire a coloureye is an education in itself, founded on the needful… … when it has been so well trained that the eye is enabled to appreciate theutmost refinements of colour-values, and when this education has beencarried to the point necessary for the artist, of justly estimating the colouras it appears to be. This is the most difficult thing to learn ; to see…

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