Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Green Fingers
This is a little poem from a book which belonged to my mother, published in 1934. It is called Green Fingers, by Reginald Arkell, and is a series of clever and amusing verses about gardening and its trials and tribulations, as well as its triumphs.
Testimonial
"The Director of Kew
Is a gentleman who
Knows more about flowers than my grandmother knew,
And she, if the stories about her are true,
Knew more about gardens than anyone knew.
This speaks rather well
For the gentleman who
Has charge of the wonderful
Gardens at Kew"
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Hi Priscilla,
ReplyDeleteI run a patriotic website called What England Means to Me. Would you consider contributing an essay to the project? I'd be delighted to hear from you.
Gareth
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