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Wall and water gardens (1901)

Jekyll, Gertrude, 1843-1932 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 173

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uty, and it is well thatfollowing it there shall be some plant of quite anotherclass. So the next boggy patch has another Americanplant of a very different form, the curious Sarraceniapurpurea ; a weird, half-hooded trumpet of a thing, ofa dull-green colour, closely veined with red purple,and near… … GA LA X A PH YLLA. {See next page.) THE STREAM-GARDEN 75 these may also be Pinguicula grandiflora^ the finest ofthe native Butterworts, that grows in the bogs of thesouth-west of Ireland, and looks like handsome Violetsrising from the pale-green bog-moss. One spot of Sphagnum-haunted bog-land…

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