"From My Garden -- Elegance Without Fuss."
A paean to fuchsias, including Bates's opinion that "the femininity of fuchsias is responsible for their great popularity. Their flowers are truly precursors of the mini-skirt. Under the butterfly-like frock of petals hang the brief corollas from which protrude the long, elegant, delicate legs of stamens." In Living (London, November 1969, 3:10 p. 8).
ID:
cx46
Title:
"From My Garden -- Elegance Without Fuss."
Genre:
Essay
Page Count:
1
Word Count:
ca. 1000
Publisher:
Living
Year of Publication:
1969
Topic:
Gardening
Document Type:
Eads, Additions to
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