Excerpt from Beautiful Flowers and How to Grow Them
There is a charm about a beautiful Rose garden which appeals irresistibly to every lover of ?owers. It is not necessary to win a prize at a Rose show to enjoy Roses when they are used in free, informal, natural ways. There is a wide gulf between exhibiting and gardening. The exhibitor of Roses does not keep beautiful garden effects constantly before him, and plant and prune in such a way as to form pleasing garden pictures; he aims at producing a limited number of ?owers of a particular type. For this reason people who love Roses must not allow themselves to be unduly in?uenced by What they see and hear at shows. They must learn about beautiful garden Roses - what they are, and how to manage them in order to get lovely garden scenes, together with abundance of ?owers for bowls and vases.
There should be nothing stiff, stilted, and formal about Roses, whether in the growing of them, the utilisation of them, or the writing about them. We should look upon them as cheerful, delightful, affectionate companions. To put the trees in stiff rows, grow them on a level, and prune them back to mere stumps, like a blackthorn hedge, is to rob them of all chance of showing Whether they possess natural beauty. And to write of Roses as though they were mere automata, devoid of all sentiment, of all power of appeal to our finest feelings, is to put them on the same plane as mangold wurzels.
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Jfi $THERE is a charm about a beautiful Rose garden which appeals irresistibly to every lover of flowers. It is not necessary to win a prize at a Rose show to enjoy Roses when they are used in free, informal, natural ways. There is a wide gulf between exhibiting and gardening. The exhibitor of Roses does not keep beautiful garden effects constantly before him, and plant and prune in such a way as to form pleasing garden pictures; he aims at producing a limited number of flowers of a particular type. For this reason people who loveR oses must not allow themselves to be unduly influenced by what they see and hear at shows. They must learn about beautiful garden Roses what they are, and how to manage them in order to get lovely garden scenes, together with abundance of flowers for bowls and vases. There should be nothing stiff, stilted, and formal about Roses, whether in the growing of them, the utilisation of them, or the writing about them. We should look upon them as cheerful, delightful, affectionate companions. To put the trees in stiff rows, grow them on a level, and prune them back to mere stumps, like a blackthorn hedge, is to rob them of all chance of showing whether they possess natural beauty. And to write of Roses as though they were mere automata, devoid of all sentiment, of all power of appeal to our finest feelings, is to put them on the same plane as mangold wurzels. Beauty create beauty.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book serves as a comprehensive guide for cultivating and appreciating roses within a garden setting. The author delves into the history of roses, tracing their lineage and exploring the diverse varieties that have captivated gardeners for centuries. With a focus on the practical aspects of rose gardening, the book provides detailed instructions on planting, pruning, and propagation techniques. The author offers insights into selecting the most suitable roses for various garden features, such as arches, pergolas, pillars, walls, and beds. Beyond the technical aspects, the book explores the cultural and literary significance of roses, referencing their portrayal in the works of renowned poets like Shakespeare and Omar Khayyam. The author's passion for roses shines through, encouraging readers to view these flowers as more than mere botanical specimens but as companions that evoke beauty and inspire creativity. Ultimately, this book invites readers to embark on a journey of discovery and appreciation, unlocking the secrets to cultivating a thriving rose garden that brings joy and aesthetic pleasure to any outdoor space. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781333580278_0
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