COLOUR IN MY GARDEN 



so fortunate as to possess them divide and multiply and 

 share their roots of double Rocket or fragrant white Violets 

 and let them make slips from their old-fashioned, highly 

 perfumed Roses and distribute them generously among 

 their friends, that the old-fashioned qualities of sweetness 

 and simplicity be not entirely wanting in the gardens of to- 

 day. For it is a true saying that 



The glory of the garden lies in more than meets the eye. 



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