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RF2AMPRXW–Androsace lanuginosa (woolly rock jasmine) is native to the Himalayas where it grows on grassy slopes up to 3000m.
RMPFGJ6P–Androsace lanuginosa (Rock Jasmine) with umbels of pink flowers and elliptical green leaves
RM2CJ0TKD–. The perfect garden, how to keep it beautiful and fruitful, with practical hints on eonomical management and the culture of all the principal flowers, fruits, and vegetables; . ks, Acaena adscandens, A. inermis, A. sorbiflora, Androsace lanuginosa, A.sarmentosa, last two genera in patches among the CEnothera. 36. Terrestrial Orchids—Cypripediums and Orchis alone sufficient in their numerous sp. and vars. 37. Round edgeof pond, Saxifraga peltata, S. sarmentosa, Carex tenuis and vars., Ophiopogon jaburan,O. spicatus dotted at intervals in the largest rock points, and between Sedums and Semper-v
![. Alpine flowers for English gardens . Mountain plants. Part I. THE ROCK-GARDEN. because the rain falling on the sloping face of rock at I will drop off at J, and miss the fissure G altogether, while that falling on,the sloping face of rock at K will all run into the fissure H. " There are, however, some plants, like the rare Nofhochlcena MarantcB and Androsace lanuginosa, which so much prefer positions dry in winter that a fissure like G would suit them better than one like H. Such are rare exceptions to a general rule. " The best and worst general forms of steep rockwork we have tr Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG1Y3Y/alpine-flowers-for-english-gardens-mountain-plants-part-i-the-rock-garden-because-the-rain-falling-on-the-sloping-face-of-rock-at-i-will-drop-off-at-j-and-miss-the-fissure-g-altogether-while-that-falling-onthe-sloping-face-of-rock-at-k-will-all-run-into-the-fissure-h-quot-there-are-however-some-plants-like-the-rare-nofhochlcena-marantcb-and-androsace-lanuginosa-which-so-much-prefer-positions-dry-in-winter-that-a-fissure-like-g-would-suit-them-better-than-one-like-h-such-are-rare-exceptions-to-a-general-rule-quot-the-best-and-worst-general-forms-of-steep-rockwork-we-have-tr-PG1Y3Y.jpg ". Alpine flowers for English gardens . Mountain plants. Part I. THE ROCK-GARDEN. because the rain falling on the sloping face of rock at I will drop off at J, and miss the fissure G altogether, while that falling on,the sloping face of rock at K will all run into the fissure H. " There are, however, some plants, like the rare Nofhochlcena MarantcB and Androsace lanuginosa, which so much prefer positions dry in winter that a fissure like G would suit them better than one like H. Such are rare exceptions to a general rule. " The best and worst general forms of steep rockwork we have tr Stock Photo")
RMPG1Y3Y–. Alpine flowers for English gardens . Mountain plants. Part I. THE ROCK-GARDEN. because the rain falling on the sloping face of rock at I will drop off at J, and miss the fissure G altogether, while that falling on,the sloping face of rock at K will all run into the fissure H. " There are, however, some plants, like the rare Nofhochlcena MarantcB and Androsace lanuginosa, which so much prefer positions dry in winter that a fissure like G would suit them better than one like H. Such are rare exceptions to a general rule. " The best and worst general forms of steep rockwork we have tr
RMMECP3M–. Die Gartenwelt . Androsace lanuginosa. doch, wie schon erwähnt, die Gruppe unserer ausdauernden, winterharten Stauden, unter denen wir eine ganze Anzahl unverwüstlicher, kurz bleibender Wachser und schöner Blüher vertreten finden, die unsern Blumenbeeten längs der Wege einen festen Abschluß geben, fast gar keiner Pflege bedürfen und jahrelang dort belassen werden können. An sonnigen Plätzen und in freier Lage sind diese blühenden Einfassungen am wirkungsvollsten. Schattig ge- legene und halbschattige Beete und Rabatten werden mit solchen Arten umpflanzt, die zu ihrer guten Entwicklung wenige
RMRPT182–. Alpine plants : a practical method for growing the rarer and more difficult alpine flowers. Alpine garden plants; Rock plants. PLATE III.. Androsace lanuginosa.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Clark, W. A; Elliott, Clarence. London : L. U. Gill ; New York : C. Scribner
RMMECP3W–. Die Gartenwelt . Androsace Chamaejasme. für den aufmerksamen Pfleger. Die eirunden, ganzrandigen Blätter sind mit seidenartigem, silberweiÃem Flaum be- deckt. Unsere Abbildung Seite 219 zeigt eine kleine Gruppe junger Pflanzen. Im Alpengarten, zwischen Felsen- spalten gepflanzt, so, daà die Zweige schön übers Gestein herunterhängen können, bieten sie einen hübschen Anblick. Wie schon die Belaubung andeutet, verlangt A. lanuginosa im Gegensatz zu den andern Arten einen mehr sonnigen Standort. In recht freier Lage entwickeln sich die Pflanzen bei genügender Feuchtigkeit ganz prächtig.
RMRHD7AR–. The book of hardy flowers; a simple and complete descriptive guide to the cultivation in gardens of the trees and shrubs, perennial and annual flowers, that are hardy, or are suitable for planting out-of-doors in summer in temperate countries. Floriculture. A ROCK JASMINE (ANDROSACE LANUGINOSA). PRICKLY THRIFT (ACANTHOLIMON VENUSTUM). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Thomas, H. H. (Harry Higgott) ed. New Yo
RMRHD7B1–. The book of hardy flowers; a simple and complete descriptive guide to the cultivation in gardens of the trees and shrubs, perennial and annual flowers, that are hardy, or are suitable for planting out-of-doors in summer in temperate countries. Floriculture. A ROCK JASMINE (ANDROSACE LANUGINOSA). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Thomas, H. H. (Harry Higgott) ed. New York, Funk & Wagnalls company; [etc. ,
![. Alpine flowers for English gardens . Mountain plants. Part I. THE ROCK-GARDEN. because the rain falling on the sloping face of rock at I will drop off at J, and miss the fissure G altogether, while that falling on,the sloping face of rock at K will all run into the fissure H. " There are, however, some plants, like the rare Nofhochlcena MarantcB and Androsace lanuginosa, which so much prefer positions dry in winter that a fissure like G would suit them better than one like H. Such are rare exceptions to a general rule. " The best and worst general forms of steep rockwork we have tr Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDH9K9/alpine-flowers-for-english-gardens-mountain-plants-part-i-the-rock-garden-because-the-rain-falling-on-the-sloping-face-of-rock-at-i-will-drop-off-at-j-and-miss-the-fissure-g-altogether-while-that-falling-onthe-sloping-face-of-rock-at-k-will-all-run-into-the-fissure-h-quot-there-are-however-some-plants-like-the-rare-nofhochlcena-marantcb-and-androsace-lanuginosa-which-so-much-prefer-positions-dry-in-winter-that-a-fissure-like-g-would-suit-them-better-than-one-like-h-such-are-rare-exceptions-to-a-general-rule-quot-the-best-and-worst-general-forms-of-steep-rockwork-we-have-tr-RDH9K9.jpg ". Alpine flowers for English gardens . Mountain plants. Part I. THE ROCK-GARDEN. because the rain falling on the sloping face of rock at I will drop off at J, and miss the fissure G altogether, while that falling on,the sloping face of rock at K will all run into the fissure H. " There are, however, some plants, like the rare Nofhochlcena MarantcB and Androsace lanuginosa, which so much prefer positions dry in winter that a fissure like G would suit them better than one like H. Such are rare exceptions to a general rule. " The best and worst general forms of steep rockwork we have tr Stock Photo")
RMRDH9K9–. Alpine flowers for English gardens . Mountain plants. Part I. THE ROCK-GARDEN. because the rain falling on the sloping face of rock at I will drop off at J, and miss the fissure G altogether, while that falling on,the sloping face of rock at K will all run into the fissure H. " There are, however, some plants, like the rare Nofhochlcena MarantcB and Androsace lanuginosa, which so much prefer positions dry in winter that a fissure like G would suit them better than one like H. Such are rare exceptions to a general rule. " The best and worst general forms of steep rockwork we have tr
RM2AG562T–. The small rock garden. s Al „ spinosum Campanula Allioni „ roseum t* „ carpatica White Star *Androsace carnea „ cenisia „ chamjejasme t „ G. F. Wilson * „ foliosa * „ garganica, in variety ,, helvetica ?f* „ muralis t* „ lanuginosa major t „ „ oculata (bavarica) * „ pyrenaica „ profusion * „ sa,rmentosa * „ pulla „ villosa * „ pulloides * ,, „ chumbyi t „ pusilla alba t Anemone alpina t* „ ., MissWillmott „ angulosa (Fig. 50) „ blanda „ Raddeana * „ „ scythinica „ Raineri „ Hepatica, in var. * „ Stansfieldii * ,, pusatilla „ Waldsteiniana * .>, „ alba Ceratostigma plumbagi- * „ „ rosea no
RMRCM876–. Die Gartenwelt. Gardening. Androsace lanuginosa. doch, wie schon erwähnt, die Gruppe unserer ausdauernden, winterharten Stauden, unter denen wir eine ganze Anzahl unverwüstlicher, kurz bleibender Wachser und schöner Blüher vertreten finden, die unsern Blumenbeeten längs der Wege einen festen Abschluß geben, fast gar keiner Pflege bedürfen und jahrelang dort belassen werden können. An sonnigen Plätzen und in freier Lage sind diese blühenden Einfassungen am wirkungsvollsten. Schattig ge- legene und halbschattige Beete und Rabatten werden mit solchen Arten umpflanzt, die zu ihrer guten Entwickl
RMRCM87A–. Die Gartenwelt. Gardening. XXIII, 28 Die Gartenwelt. 219. Androsace lanuginosa. doch, wie schon erwähnt, die Gruppe unserer ausdauernden, winterharten Stauden, unter denen wir eine ganze Anzahl unverwüstlicher, kurz bleibender Wachser und schöner Blüher vertreten finden, die unsern Blumenbeeten längs der Wege einen festen Abschluß geben, fast gar keiner Pflege bedürfen und jahrelang dort belassen werden können. An sonnigen Plätzen und in freier Lage sind diese blühenden Einfassungen am wirkungsvollsten. Schattig ge- legene und halbschattige Beete und Rabatten werden mit solchen Arten umpflan
RMRCM87K–. Die Gartenwelt. Gardening. 218 Die Gartenwelt. XXUI. -28. Androsace Chamaejasme. für den aufmerksamen Pfleger. Die eirunden, ganzrandigen Blätter sind mit seidenartigem, silberweiÃem Flaum be- deckt. Unsere Abbildung Seite 219 zeigt eine kleine Gruppe junger Pflanzen. Im Alpengarten, zwischen Felsen- spalten gepflanzt, so, daà die Zweige schön übers Gestein herunterhängen können, bieten sie einen hübschen Anblick. Wie schon die Belaubung andeutet, verlangt A. lanuginosa im Gegensatz zu den andern Arten einen mehr sonnigen Standort. In recht freier Lage entwickeln sich die Pflanzen bei
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