The standard of perfection for the properties of flowers and plants |
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19. oldal
... which makes them lose their beauty when they are full blown . For instance ,
the Moss - rose is a magnificent object so long as the calyx is all seen , but so
soon as the flower fully expands , all the distinction between a Moss - rose and a
THE ...
... which makes them lose their beauty when they are full blown . For instance ,
the Moss - rose is a magnificent object so long as the calyx is all seen , but so
soon as the flower fully expands , all the distinction between a Moss - rose and a
THE ...
31. oldal
... colour seen on the petal at the deepest part of the feather . It is not necessary
that the feather be the same width all the way round , but every stripe which does
not reach the edge of the petal is a blemish . DISQUALIFICATIONS OF BLOOM .
... colour seen on the petal at the deepest part of the feather . It is not necessary
that the feather be the same width all the way round , but every stripe which does
not reach the edge of the petal is a blemish . DISQUALIFICATIONS OF BLOOM .
34. oldal
The single fones have , for the most part , the finest made petals , and we have
seen the flower cupped like a tulip , and even as large as some tulips . The so -
called double varieties are not properly so called , because they have but a
single ...
The single fones have , for the most part , the finest made petals , and we have
seen the flower cupped like a tulip , and even as large as some tulips . The so -
called double varieties are not properly so called , because they have but a
single ...
44. oldal
... and on looking down on them hardly form any recognisable outline , it is
capable of being produced with a fall not so sudden , a curve perfectly graceful ;
and the great advantage of this will be , that the entire surface may be seen at
once ...
... and on looking down on them hardly form any recognisable outline , it is
capable of being produced with a fall not so sudden , a curve perfectly graceful ;
and the great advantage of this will be , that the entire surface may be seen at
once ...
82. oldal
... gone , and therefore their only beauty would be destroyed unless they stood
the cold well . Lastly . They ought to bloom abundantly , the flowers succeeding
each other , to lengthen the season of their bloom . It will be seen that the
properties ...
... gone , and therefore their only beauty would be destroyed unless they stood
the cold well . Lastly . They ought to bloom abundantly , the flowers succeeding
each other , to lengthen the season of their bloom . It will be seen that the
properties ...
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The Standard of Perfection for the Properties of Flowers and Plants George Glenny Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2019 |
The Standard of Perfection for the Properties of Flowers and Plants George Glenny Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2015 |
Gyakori szavak és kifejezések
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Népszerű szakaszok
37. oldal - ... be pure. 5. The two upper petals should be perfectly uniform, whether dark or light, or fringed, or blotched. The two petals immediately under them should be alike ; and the lower petal, as before observed, must have the same ground colour and character as the two above it ; and the pencilling or marking of the eye in the three lower petals must not break through to the edges.
42. oldal - If the flower have any marking besides the feathering at the edge, it should be a beam, or bold mark down the centre, but not to reach the bottom, or near the bottom of the cup ; the mark or beam must be similar in all the six petals.
29. oldal - Each row of petals should be smaller than the row immediately under it ; there should not be less than five or six rows of petals laid regularly, and the flower should rise and form a good bold centre or crown ; and in quantity should form half a ball.
Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | The standard of perfection for the properties of flowers and plants |
| Szerző | George Glenny |
| Kiadás | 2 |
| Kiadó | Houlston and Stoneman, 1847 |
| Eredeti forrása | Oxfordi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2006. okt. 3. |
| Terjedelem | 80 oldal |
| Idézet exportálása | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |