THE GARDEN BOOK OF CALIFORNIA 



vine in its infancy that will seem, after it once makes a 

 start, to have no effect upon it. Just so regarding wind. 

 The clematis seems to resent having its pretty skirts disar- 

 ranged, while the tecomas and trumpet-shaped flowers do 

 not mind a hurricane because they are so "well-reefed." 



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