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The Pests Of Garden Plants
The life-history of plant pests and ground vermin, with the...
Leek
Allium Porrum
The leek is not so fully appreciated in the ...
Asparagus
Asparagus officinalis
Asparagus is a liliaceous plant of p...
Streptocarpus
Cape Primrose. Tender perennial
The hybrids are a very str...
Tall
Chrysanthemum coronarium,
Princess May ... ... ... 3...
May
High-Pressure times continue, for the heat increases daily,...
Iris
The common varieties of Iris are well-known favourites of the...
Dwarf
Acroclinium, Single White ... 1
Candytuft, Improved White...
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DOG'STOOTH VIOLET
The red and white varieties are as hardy as any plant in our gardens,
and by their neat habit and elegant leaves and flowers they are
admirably adapted to plant in quantities in the front of a rockery, in
either peat or sandy loam and leaf-mould. They are equally suitable for
edging small beds in gardens where spring flowers are systematically
grown; in fact, they are true 'spring bedders.' Autumn is the proper
time to plant the bulbs. But Dog's-tooth Violets are also worth growing
in pots, especially where an unheated 'Alpine house' is kept for plants
of this class. Several bulbs may be put in a pot of the 48-size.
FERRARIA--see TIGRIDIA, page 350
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Letter D
Dwarf French Bean
Phaseolus vulgaris
Among summer vegetables Dwarf French Be...
Dandelion
Taraxacum officinale
As a salad Dandelion has won general ...
December
The best advice that can be given for this month is to be p...
Dwarf
Acroclinium, Single White ... 1
Candytuft, Improved White...
Dwarf
Calendula, Orange King ... ... 1
" Lemon Queen ...
Dwarf
Asperula azurea setosa 1
Candytuft, Lilac ...
Dwarf
Acroclinium, Double rose 1
" Singl...
Dwarf
Candytuft, Improved Carmine 1
" Dark cri...
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