10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOOD HYACINTH»
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1
English Mechanic and World of Science: With which are ...
41 represents a plant known as the Wood Hyacinth, that grows in this common
Hyacinth of the garden and of the window. The Lily-of-tho- Valley or the Tulip may
also be used, failing the Wood Hyacinth and the common Hyacinth ; but in either
...
2
An Introduction to the Study of Botany
If the Wood Hyacinth is not obtainable, the common Hyacinth, so much grown in
rooms, can very generally be obtained, and Fig. 36 and the account now to be
given will both serve in almost every detail for this common Hyacinth of the
garden ...
Edward Bibbens Aveling, 1891
Even the so-called blue Eoman hyacinth is widely different from the white, and is
not very unlike a strong-growing higher-coloured variety of our common wood
hyacinth (Scilla non-scriptus). Of the few species of hyacinths that might be still ...
4
Barr's Nursery Catalogs
The Wood Hyacinth is the most decorative of May-flowering bulbs. Our native
species, Scllla nutans, abounds in most parts of the country, and many suppose it
to be the "Culver keys" referred to by Izaak Walton. The fine Spanish varieties (S.
5
Flowers Shown to the Children:
The graceful Wood Hyacinth is one of our prettiest flowers. You will find the
woods and hedgebanks covered with its masses of pale blue flowers in late
spring and earlysummer. The leaves appear first,—long, narrow green straps,
with a point ...
Janet Harvey Kelman, 2014
6
The New Terrarium: Creating Beautiful Displays for Plants ...
Glory-of-the-snow. lily-of-the-valley. and wood hyacinth linger many weeks.
providing an absolutely thrilling interlude. There might be more to spring than
bulbs. but they're a big part of the excitement. You might pick up some ofthe other
...
7
Flower favourites: their legends, symbolism and significance
Traditionally, too, a flower of the cuckoo — that uncanny bird associated with so
many vernal plants — the wood hyacinth in some places receives the quaint
name of "cuckoo's boots." From having no distinctive marks upon the petals, our
wild ...
8
Missouri Botanical Garden Bulletin
Wood hyacinth. . . 8-12" Various colors. . Apr.-May. Europe BN Scilla festalis var.
alba White wood hyacinth 8-12" White Apr.-May.. Europe BN Scilla festalis var.
cernua. .Nodding wood hyacinth 8-12" Purple- pink Apr.-May.. Portugal BN Scilla
...
Missouri Botanical Garden, 1921
9
The American Catholic Quarterly Review ...
"Woods, with hyacinths misty blue, Fields with the dainty white, and the dew
Bright as the day the world was new." — J. H. P. ("Cuckoo") If the Wood Hyacinth
comes in Cuckoo-time, it leaves even before that early migrant is on the wing.
10
New England Gardener's Handbook: All You Need to Know to ...
Lily-of-the-Valley, Convallaria majalis Mid- and Late-Season Tulips, Tulipa spp.
and hybrids Silver Bells, Ornithogalum nutans Starflower, Ipheion uniflorum '
Wisley Blue' Wild Hyacinth,Wood Hyacinth, Hyacinthoides hispanica (syn.
Jacqueline Heriteau, Holly Hunter Stonehill, Liz Ball, 2012
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WOOD HYACINTH»
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wood hyacinth is used in the context of the following news items.
Carlisle Garden Club's May Garden of the Month
Woodland has abundant growth of Ferns, May Apple, Wood Hyacinth and Flox. The couple added bulbs for various seasons. Narcissus and Crocus followed by ... «The Sentinel, May 15»
Late winter blues
Larger bulbs include the wood hyacinth or English bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) or the Spanish bluebell (Hyacinthoides hispanica), both vigorous to a ... «The Union of Grass Valley, Mar 15»
Plant them now, and bulbs will burst into colorful blooms next spring
Grape hyacinth, in a pretty range of blues and white, will multiply into large drifts in just a few seasons. For a natural ... Try daffodils, fritillaries or wood hyacinths. «Reno Gazette Journal, Oct 14»
Big Difference in Naturalizing and Perennializing Bulbs, Practical …
These include tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. ... Galanthus; Summer Snowflake, Leaucojum; Grape Hyacinth, Muscari, and Wood Hyacinth, Scillia; and the ... «Patheos, Sep 14»
Don't foresake spring bulbs, deer won't eat some
Although hyacinths were among the most fashionable flowers in the 18th century, they're ... English bluebells and wood hyacinth, both botanically squills, share ... «The Westerly Sun, Apr 14»
Bulbs, yes, but no food for deer
English bluebells and wood hyacinth, both botanically squills, share midseason bloom with crown imperial. These two squills are perfect for naturalizing and ... «Olean Times Herald, Apr 14»
On Gardening: Southern maidenhair fern and Spanish bluebells …
The Spanish bluebell, which is also called wood hyacinth, has established well in the same area. The have anywhere from 2 to 6 strapped leaves that produce a ... «San Angelo Standard Times, Apr 14»
Colorado gardens should broaden their palette of bulbs
... winter aconite, Persian violet, Crocus tommasinianus, glory of the snow, Scilla species, spring-flowering fumitory, Grecian windflower, wood hyacinth, aroids, ... «Denver Post, Mar 14»
