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Thalictrum

Hardy Fern-like perennials, suitable for the backs ofborders. They grow well in any light soil from seed sown in spring or autumn, and may also be increased by division. Thermopsis Montana(Fabacea).--...

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Hardy Fern-like perennials, suitable for the backs ofborders. They grow well in any light soil from seed sown in spring or
autumn, and may also be increased by division.
Thermopsis Montana(Fabacea).--This hardy perennial produces spikes
of yellow Lupin-like flowers from June to September. The soil should
be light and rich. As the plants suffer by division, it is best to
raise them by seed, which may be sown either in autumn or spring.
Height, 2 ft.

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