... Alone, they make a very attractive display, and they can be used with especial effect in beds planted with Daffodils, Hyacinths, and Tulips. While the Daffodils are in full beauty the Silenes clothe the ...
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... 25._—DAFFY.—Grade, Durham. |_No. 25._—DAFFY.—Grade, Durham. | Flanders, 1st. Quality, medium. | Quality, good. Quantity, 22 quarts. | Quantity, about 24 quarts. Does not dry. | Milks her full time. In the above account will ...
... 1 DECORATION--Daffodils Clear Tomato Soup Mixed Pickles Croutons Creamed Mushrooms in Timbale Cases Roast Spring Chicken Mint Sauce Potato Puff Creamed Peas and Carrots Grapefruit-and-Celery Salad Milk Sherbet Sponge Cake Coffee ...
Associate Editor American Agriculturist Ah, Zephyrus! art here, and Flora too! Ye tender bibbers of the rain and dew, Young playmates of the rose and daffodil, Be careful, ere ye enter in, to fill ...
Culture in Moss-fibre.—The lightsome charm of Narcissi and Daffodils is never seen to greater advantage than when these are grown in bowls of fibre for the decoration of rooms. Well-filled bowls ...
... The _Asphodil_ or _Daffodil_; a _Sallet_ so rare in _Hesiod's_ Days, that _Lobel_ thinks it the _Parsnep_, tho' not at all like it; however it was (with the _Mallow_) taken anciently for any ...
... Culture in Moss-fibre.—No bulb excels the Tulip in adaptability for bowl culture, given the treatment suggested for Narcissi and Daffodils on page 345, and particularly with respect to moisture.
... Commencing with the flowering trees, the Almond, Double Peach, _Prunus Pissardi_, and many others, we soon have the Daffodils, Wallflowers, and Pansies, making the ground bright and gay after the long dreary winter. It ...
... Another course is to mix Hyacinths with Daffodils of the Chalice or Star section; there is no better variety than Sir Watkin, but others may be used.
... Culture in Moss-fibre.—While Hyacinths, differing from Daffodils and Tulips, are perhaps relatively better in pots of soil than in bowls of moss-fibre, they may still be grown successfully in bowls provided ...
... its Effects_, 42 Custom_, 81; Of Sallet Herbs, how great a Revenue to_ Rome, 119 D. Daffodil_, 48 Daisie_, 15 Dandelion_, 15 Dapes Inemptæ, 116 Dauci, 11 Decay in Nature, none_, 106 Decoction_, 19 ...
... Pansy, or Harts-ease, Coast Margeram, Sauery, Strawberries, Saffron, Lycoras, Daffadowndillies, Leekes, Chiues, Chibals, Skerots, Onions, Batchellors buttons, Dasies, Peniroyall. Hitherto I haue onely reckoned vp, and put in this ranke, some hearbs. Their ...
... Then in the 1970s it grew daffodil bulbs, occasioning more plowing. All through the '80s my soil again rested under grass. In 1987, when I began using the land, there was still a 2 ...
... 402, 407, 410 Cynara Cardunculus, 40 —Scolymus, 4 Cynoglossum, 386 Dactylopius odonidum, 425 Daddy Longlegs, 424 Daffodils, 344, 405 Dahlia, 258, 367, 382, 387 Daisy, Barberton or Transvaal, 266 —Double, 260, 392 —Orange, 263 ...
... it is vsed in Ale in _May_. Coriander_ is for vsage and vses, much like Anniseeds. Daffadowndillies_ haue their roots parted, and set once in three or foure yeere, or longer time. They flower ...
... The many forms of Double and Single Daffodil are effective border flowers, and the numerous varieties of Narcissus should be grown in clumps and patches in every spot which is suitable and vacant. In ...
... The Double and Single Daffodils are now in marked public favour and their bright colours make them extremely useful for beds and borders. For planting under and among trees they are invaluable, and a ...
Narcissi and Daffodils differ from Hyacinths, Tulips, and some other bulbs in one particular which is important, because it furnishes the key to the management of these flowers. The rootlets do not perish during ...
... the rim in coal-ashes. The best time for potting or planting them is September or October. Instructions on raising Cyclamens from seed will be found at page 256. DAFFODIL—_see_ NARCISSUS, _page_ 344
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