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Familiar garden flowers . DOUBLE PRIMROSE. I - -V DOUBLE PEIMEOSE, Primula vulgaris var. the ridiculous title Primiiiavulgaris var. you are tounderstand that the plantbefore you is a gardenvariety of the common yel-low primrose. That beingsettled, we hereby recordthat the variety figured isin some gardens labelled Alfred Dumesnil; andassuredly it deserves a ^ single and double,are the most familiar ofgarden flowers, but they arecoy beauties, and requirecoaxing. The happy 9,p-pearance of the primrosesin gardens will suggest tothe uninitiated that it isa most easy matter to manage
Familiar garden flowers . DOUBLE PRIMROSE. I - -V DOUBLE PEIMEOSE, Primula vulgaris var. the ridiculous title Primiiiavulgaris var. you are tounderstand that the plantbefore you is a gardenvariety of the common yel-low primrose. That beingsettled, we hereby recordthat the variety figured isin some gardens labelled Alfred Dumesnil; andassuredly it deserves a ^ single and double,are the most familiar ofgarden flowers, but they arecoy beauties, and requirecoaxing. The happy 9,p-pearance of the primrosesin gardens will suggest tothe uninitiated that it isa most easy matter to manage them. Well, so it is, whenthe conditions are favourable, for, in fact, they managetheir own affairs with the most perfect success they are, we repeat, coy beauties, and one reasonwhy you see them looking hajjpy in gardens is that when
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