. La Floral Kingdom : la sua storia, il sentimento e la poesia : un dizionario di oltre trecento piante, con i generi e le famiglie a cui appartengono e la lingua di ciascun illustrato con opportune le gemme per la poesia . Lingua dei fiori; i fiori in letteratura. m ^ COLTIVAZIONE E ANALISI DELLE PIANTE.. jB Z>ovir:Eits:EDS. • .ONSIDERABLE cura dovrebbe essere esercitato nella preparazione delle aiuole, dopo i quali essi darà meno problemi e durerà per molti anni con una piccola aggiunta di concime ogni autunno o primavera. Essi possono essere diversi in forma - rotonda, triangolare, palm-leaf

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. The floral kingdom : its history, sentiment and poetry : A dictionary of more than three hundred plants, with the genera and families to which they belong, and the language of each illustrated with appropriate gems to poetry . Flower language; Flowers in literature. m ^ CULTIVATION AND ANALYSIS OF PLANTS.. jB'Z>ovir:Eits:EDS. • .ONSIDERABLE care should be exercised in the preparation of flower-beds, after which they will give less trouble, and will last for many years with a little addition of manure every fall or spring. They may be various in shape — either round, triangular, palm-leaf or stars—or several of one shape with grass or paths between, grouped or massed together. They should be dug to the depth of at least a foot, and deeper if the natural soil is stiff or heavy. If the soil is poor, it would be advisable to remove it entirely and supply its place with better. If the drainage is bad — a wet soil, for instance — the surface earth that has been loosened for the bed should be thrown aside, and two or three inches of gravel, coal cinders or what is still better, some long straw manure or brush, be placed in the bottom, the soil thrown in again, manured if necessary, the lumps well beaten out, and the bed raked fine and even. After this it will require only to be well stirred with a digging-fork every spring to loosen it up a little. It is better in low situations that the beds should lie a little above the surrounding surface; but in high, dry lawns exposed to the wind, it is well to have them a little lower, the edges being trimmed as frequently as inay be required; or, if surrounded by gravel walks, a border of close-cut grass is very neat as marking the outlines of the bed. In some parts of California flower- beds are well rolled down, to pack the surface, so as to give off less evaporation during the months of drouth. The terra cotta manufactured for the purpose, as well as tiles, bricks standing on end and touching sides, or thin, flat s

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1870
• booksubjectflowers
• bookyear1877