. California Garden, Vol. 7, No. 2, August 1915. ow, and why nottry crocuses and all those hitherto forbiddendelights of the land that awakes from underthe snow mantle. The lath house tenders areinvited to use their imaginations and dare totry anything, except lily of the valley andpaeonies, these they touch entirely on theirown responsibility and forewarned. Many will remember the aconite, with itsbeautiful leaf and yellow flowers that usedto carpet the ground under snowberry not test it? Going back to the spring of the lands of iceand snow we see the primrose and the cow-slip. The


. California Garden, Vol. 7, No. 2, August 1915. ow, and why nottry crocuses and all those hitherto forbiddendelights of the land that awakes from underthe snow mantle. The lath house tenders areinvited to use their imaginations and dare totry anything, except lily of the valley andpaeonies, these they touch entirely on theirown responsibility and forewarned. Many will remember the aconite, with itsbeautiful leaf and yellow flowers that usedto carpet the ground under snowberry not test it? Going back to the spring of the lands of iceand snow we see the primrose and the cow-slip. These have glorified descendants thatshould consent to bloom in our lath houses,and the Eastern folks will want to try thetrailing arbutus, that modest thing of subtlescent that every novelist has dragged intothe lime light. The name lath house is proving a handi-cap. The house is wrong. It should belath garden and immediately our vision of itwould enlarge beyond ferns and begonias,and we would dare to plant blooming thingswithout so much C3C3D


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