n, would be the equally wet-loving P. sik-khnensisy and then a further drift of P.japonica. The two latter kinds come easily from seed; P.denticulata increases so fast and divides so well thatthere is no need to grow it from seed. The typecolour of P. japonica, a crimson inclining to magnate,is… … SMALL PONDS AND POOLS 123 The soft lemon colour of the hanging bells of P. sik-kimensis makes it one of the prettiest of woodlandplants. Two beautiful Indian Primroses of a smaller sizethat also like a damp place, though less shade, areP. rosea and P. involucrata Monroi; the latter seldomseen in…
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