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title	:	My Garden in Autumn and Winter
author	:	Bowles, E. A.
publisher	:	Timber Press, Inc.
isbn10 | asin	:	0881924598
print isbn13	:	9780881924596
ebook isbn13	:	9780585361291
language	:	English
subject	Myddelton House Garden (Enfield, London, England) , Bowles. E. A.--(Edward Augustus)--Homes and haunts--England--London, Plants, Ornamental--England--London, Autumn--England--London, Winter--England--London.
publication date	:	1998
lcc	:	SB466.G8B683 1998eb
ddc	:	635.9/09421
subject	:	Myddelton House Garden (Enfield, London, England) , Bowles. E. A.--(Edward Augustus)--Homes and haunts--England--London, Plants, Ornamental--England--London, Autumn--England--London, Winter--England--London.

Page iii My Garden in Autumn and Winter By E. A. Bowles, M.A. London: T. C. & E. C. Jack 67 Long Acre, W.C. And Edinburgh 1915

Page v Contents CHAP. PAGE I. The Passing of Summer 1 II. Autumn Crocuses 10 III. Early September 38 IV. Mid-September 55 V. Colchicums 70 VI. Autumn Composites 87 VII. September's Farewell 104 VIII. The Rarer Crocuses 123 IX. Before the Frost 136 X. Autumnal Tints 158 XI. After the Frost 178 XII. Evergreens 194 XIII. Ferns 216 XIV. Berries 234 XV. In the Grip of Winter 256 Index 265

Page vii Illustrations Black and White Plates Scots Pines and Venetian Sumach frontispiece FACING PAGE Crocus Speciosus from Artabir 16 Crocus Marathonisius and C. Caspius 36 Ailanthus Glandulosa Pendulifolia by the New River 40 Malva Alcea, var. Fastigiata 42 The New River 56 Colchicum Speciosum 76 Autumn Tints Round the Pond 108 Helleborus Argutifolius 120 The Centre of the Terrace 134 The Terrace Beds 136 Saxifraga Fortunei 138 Silver Elm and Deciduous Cypress 164 The Hollow Lawn 166 The Back of the New Wall 172 Bamboos and Palms 196 A Pillar of Ivy 206 The Old Bowling-Green Lawn 208 Meconopsis Paniculata Among Ferns 222 Scolopendrium Vulgare Ramosissimum 224 Hart's-Tongue Ferns 226 Osmunda Regalis 228 The Tawny-Red of Osmunda and Reflections in the Pond 230 Opuntia Camanchica on the Rockery 254

Page viii Colour Plates Facing Page Single Chrysanthemum 4 Lilium Auratum, var. Platyphyllum (Macranthum) 40 Cosmos Bipinnatus

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