Sweet Peas At Best During Month July In Frederick
July is ideal for sweet peas in Frederick as the flower gains popularity, with the Countess Spencer variety leading development. The piece traces the pea’s English origins from Sicily in 1700, its evolution into a premier cut flower, and lists Frederick varieties and poetry around their charm.
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Lathyrus Ordoratus
Frederick
England
Sicily
Pisa
Italy
California
Countess Spencer
Touli
W. Atlee Burpee
Philadelphia
King White
Florable Fairy
Queen Victoria
Caress
Valentine
Margaret Atlee Hawlmark
Robert Sydenhams
Thomas Stevenson
Edward
Florance Nightingale
Tom Jones
Delphinum
America Spencer
Loyalty
W. J. Unwin
If Flowers Have Souls to Heaven for Such as These
A lyrical fragment imagines flowers with thoughts and souls and one speaker pledges to give their own soul to sweet peas if flowers lack sentience. The verse contrasts tender thoughts, blushes, and the花 eyes with a wistful offering of devotion.
Yellow Springs Notes and Local Happenings
Yellow Springs July 19 Roy Shilke filled his regular appointment at Bethel Sunday. The festival of the Sunday school was held there Saturday evening. attendance and receipts were good. Miss Mary Linton of Baltimore is visiting in this section. Mrs William Linton is visiting relatives near Frederick. The corn crop here looks very promising.
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Yellow Springs
Roy Shilke
Bethel
Mary Linton
Baltimore
William Linton
Frederick
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