yellow." It is a
| | |rare shrub, but should not
| | |be so. Mr. Goldring writes
| | |of it in "The Garden" as
| | |follows: "The Moonlight
| | |Brown is a very
| | |old variety, as it was
| | |described by Loudon sixty
| | |years ago, but it is still
| | |a rare shrub, not easily
| | |obtainable, though it is
| | |grown in some of the
| | |largest nurseries.
| | |Its pale yellow flowers are
| | |in beautiful harmony with
| | |the rich yellow of the type
| | |Andreanus. The only private
| | |garden where I have seen it
| | |in established mass is that
| | |of Mrs. Robb at Liphook,
| | |where all kinds of tree and
| | |shrub varieties are
| | |treasured. I do not know if
| | |it comes true from seed,
| | |but I fancy not."
| | |
C. s. flore-pleno |Variety |Yellow |A so-called double variety
| | |in which some of the petals
| | |are duplicated, but it is
| | |not finer than the type,
| | |though it is interesting as
| | |one of the few double
| | |varieties in pea-shaped
| | |flowers.
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