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"The road is long on summer's
day, but Traveler's Joy grows strong and sweet. It binds the hedge
with silken rope, and fresh green leaves for tired eyes." Graham
Thomson |
"Colors are the smiles of
Nature. Sometimes when they are extremely smiling, they break forth
into laughter, as in the flowers." Leigh Hunt |
"A hot bath! How
exquisite a vespertine pleasure-how luxurious, fervid and flagrant a
consolation for the rigours and the austerities of the day."
Rose Macaulay |
"I have a pretty little garden
in which I take more satisfaction than anything in the world." John
Custis 1700 |
"The lavendere comfortes the
brayne very well and one can imbibe good humour from its colour."
Chaucer |
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"Flowers always make people
better and happier, they are sunshine, food and medicine to the Soul."
Luther Burbank |
"Let us be grateful to our
friends, the charming gardeners, who make our souls blossom." Marcel
Proust |
"Violets do bring a liverall
and gentle minde; the remembrance of honestie, faithfulness and al kindes
of virtues." John Gerald |
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