10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYANTHUS»
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polyanthus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
polyanthus and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Practical Treatise on the Culture of the Carnation, Pink, ...
OF THE PRIMROSE AND POLYANTHUS. The Polyanthus, in its culture, bears
the same relation to the Auricula as the Pink does to the Carnation; differing,
however, in this respect, like the Pink, that it is hardier in its nature, and more
easily ...
2
An Encyclopaedia of Gardening: Comprising the Theory and ...
Primula, L. Primulacece, B. P. 6388. The primrose family, grown as florists'
flowers, consists of the polyanthus, primrose, cowslip, and oxlip. 6389. The
jxtlyanthus is the Primula vulgaris, var. Polyanthus, L. Primula, French, German,
and Italian.
John Claudius Loudon, 1824
3
The Cutting Garden: Growing And Arranging Garden Flowers
The (Md-kved polyanthus, cowslips and primroses come after them. The wild
primrose. P. vulgaris, looks lovely in a shallow glass en its own, while the cowslip
. V. veris. with its longer stems, looks good eitiier on its own or as the star of a wild
...
4
Common Beans: Research for Crop Improvement
Again, a practical solution would be to use only the binomial Phaseolus
coccineus with some indication about biological status. Phaseolus polyanthus
Greenman. No distinction has been made so far between the cultivated type and
its wild ...
Aart van Schoonhoven, O. Voysest, 1991
V. — The Polyanthus. Pale primroses, That die unmarried, ere they can behold
Bright Pluebua in Ins gtrength. fc n Aksrj'.AKt. Now the bright morning star, day's
harbinger, Comes dancing from the east, and leads with her The flowery May,
who ...
6
Primroses and
Polyanthus
The Primrose and Polyanthus have a particular appeal to specialist and enthusiastic gardeners alike. Cultivation, hybridizing, pests and diseases are all covered in this definitive guide to the genus.
7
The florist's guide, and cultivator's directory: containing ...
containing coloured figures of the choicest flowers, cultivated by florists, including
ranunculus, carnations, picotees, pinks, georginas, polyanthus, auriculas,
hyacinths, and tulips, with their descriptions and an account of the most approved
...
8
Magazine of Horticulture, Botany and All Useful Discoveries ...
Art. V. Some Remarks on the use of the Polyanthus (Primula vulgaris, var.
Polyanthus), as an edging to flower borders and par- terres. By an Amateur. Dear
Sirs, I am induced to send you a few remarks on the use of the Polyanthus as an
...
9
The Gardener's Magazine and Register of Rural & Domestic ...
All the tribe naturally root deep, witness the harebell in our hedges; so do the
polyanthus, narcissus, &c. This is the point that should be attended to, and
probably the orchis family may require no other care. When a root is dug up in the
field, ...
10
the gardener's magazine and register of rural & domestic ...
The flowers were fine specimens of the auricula and polyanthus tribes, and in
numbers sufficient to show the industry bestowed on, as well a» delight Uken in,
the culture of elegant flowers of these descriptions by the members. The
Exhibition ...
j.c. loudon, f.l.s. h.s. &c., 1830
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POLYANTHUS»
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polyanthus is used in the context of the following news items.
Pupils help create a new woodland area
They planted around 100 recycled polyanthus and helped to create an outdoor classroom. Local allotment holders donated 400 bulbs. «News Guardian, Jul 15»
Sweet gardener, sweet garden
Polyanthus are simple but effective in the Baty garden. Other bedding plants like primula, lobelia and impatiens fill any gaps. Dawn Baty ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jul 15»
Nursery glass wrecked by storm
Poinsettia, polyanthus and pansy sowing was delayed due to there being no glasshouses usable due to the broken glass. The greenhouses ... «Horticulture Week, Jul 15»
Glenn Springthorpe: Hot weather and watering your plants
After that, during August and September, we'll be busy transplanting plants like pansies, polyanthus and wallflowers to be ready for planting out ... «Nottingham Post, Jul 15»
Gardening jobs for the weekend
It is time to sow winter flowering pansies, primrose and polyanthus. All are best sown in seed compost in seed trays. Cover the pansies with ¼in ... «Western Daily Press, Jul 15»
Battle's Rainbow of Flowers
We also plant in Autumn for a Spring showing of gorgeous polyanthus. Our plants are supplied by Tim Gowland at Great Park Farm Nursery ... «Sussex Express, Jun 15»
Begonias – 'the' plant for summertime
... remain in the container when it comes to removing summer flowers and replacing with bulbs, pansies, violas and polyanthus in the autumn. «Hawick News, Jun 15»
Anna Pavord: 'Dan Pearson conjured up drama on the Chelsea …
Split up large clumps of primrose and polyanthus tearing the clumps apart into several separate crowns with roots. Replant the pieces in fresh ... «The Independent, May 15»
Snap those pictures of nature in all its glory
... and, not to be missed the library garden of Pollok House where the carefully pruned box hedging sections are populated with Polyanthus. «Glasgow Evening Times, May 15»
More than 200 exhibits at horticultural show with many junior …
Class 6, tazetta & polyanthus, narcissi & jonquils, Roy Underwood (1st & 2nd). Class 7, poeticus narcissi, Roy Underwood (1st and 2nd). «Leighton Buzzard Today, May 15»
