The perfect garden, how to keep it beautiful and fruitful, with practical hints on eonomical management and the culture of all the principal flowers, fruits, and vegetables;

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Identifier: perfectgardenhow00wrig (find matches)
Title: The perfect garden, how to keep it beautiful and fruitful, with practical hints on eonomical management and the culture of all the principal flowers, fruits, and vegetables;
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Wright, Walter Page, 1864- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Gardening. (from old catalog)
Publisher: Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott company (etc., etc.)
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ter on Colour. Those which will thrive in partial shade, and thosewhich will tolerate a hot, dry place, are indicated. Spring Adonis vernalis.Alyssum saxatile.Anemones, shade.Antirrhinums (snapdragons), dry.Aquilegias (columbines), shade.Arabis (rock cress), dry.Aubrietia, dry.Bellis (daisy).Corydalis, shade.Daffodils, shade.Dielytra, shade.Doronicums.Geum. Iberis (candytuft). Irises, some dry. Lily of the Valley, shade. Pseonies. Phloxes and polyanthuses, shade.Pyrethrums.Ranunculuses.Saxifrages, dry.Scillas, shade. Tiarella (foam flowers), shade.Trollius, shade.Tulips.Violas. Summer Achillea (milfoil).Aconitum (monkshood).Alstromeria, dry.Anchusa. Anemones, shade.Anthemis.Anthericum. Aster (Michaelmas daisy).Bocconia (Plume poppy).Campanulas.Centaureas. Chrysanthemum (ox-eyedaisies). Coreopsis. Delphiniums. Dianthuses. Dictamnus (burning bush). Echinops. Erigeron. Erodium. Eryngiums (sea holly). Funkias (plantain lilies), shade. Gaillardias. Galegas (goats rues). Galtonia. Gentians.
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Yucca glokiosa (Adams Needle). HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS 105 Oenotheras (evening primroses), shade.Pseonies.Pansies. Papaver (poppy).Pentstemons.Phloxes. Physalis (winter cherry).Polygonums (knotweeds).Potentillas (cinquefoil).Pyrethrums. Rudbeckias (cone flowers).Scabious.Senecio. Solidago (golden rod).Spiraeas (meadow sweet), shade.Statices.Stenactis.Thalictrum (meadow rue), shade.Verbascums (mulleins).Veronicas. Vinca (periwinkle), shade.Violas, shade. Geraniums, shade. Geum. Gladioli. Gypsophilas. H^leniums. Helianthemum (sun rose), dry.Helianthus (sunflower).Hemerocallis (day lily).Heuchera, shade.Hollyhocks (St. Johns wort), shade.Hypericum.Inula.Irises. Kniphofia (tritoma).Lathyrus (pea).Lobelias.Lupins.Lychnis (dry).Meconopsis (poppy).Mimuluses (monkey flowers), shade.Monarda (bergamot). Autumn Anemones, Japanese, shade.Asters (Michaelmas daisies).Boltonia (false aster). Chrysanthemums. Dahlias. Sedum spectabile. Winter Anemones. Arabis, dry. Aubrietia. Chionodoxa(Gloryof the sn

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