Daniel J. Foley (1)
Author of Herbs for Use and for Delight
For other authors named Daniel J. Foley, see the disambiguation page.
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Works by Daniel J. Foley
Christmas the world over; how the season of joy and good will is observed and enjoyed by peoples here and everywhere (1963) 23 copies
The Christmas tree;: An evergreen garland filled with history, folklore, symbolism, traditions, legends and stories (1960) 14 copies
Christmas In The Good Old Days, A Victorian Album Of Stories, Poems, And Pictures Of The Personalities Who Rediscovered… (1961) 11 copies
Horticulture, September 1953 1 copy
Horticulture, November 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, January 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, February 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, March 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, April 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, May 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, June 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, July 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, August 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, September 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, October 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, May 1951 1 copy
Horticulture, January 1951 1 copy
Horticulture, December 1952 1 copy
Horticulture, October 1951 1 copy
Horticulture, November 1951 1 copy
Horticulture, September 1951 1 copy
Horticulture, October 1955 1 copy
Horticulture, September 1955 1 copy
Horticulture, August 1955 1 copy
Horticulture, July 1955 1 copy
Horticulture, June 1955 1 copy
Horticulture, February 1955 1 copy
Horticulture, February 1951 1 copy
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Points out that American Maidenhair Fern is "one of the most beautiful of our native ferns", and thrives in rich, moist, humusy soil, in a shady location. Charming with trilliums or other spring wild flowers, at the base of a large rock. [152 paraphrasing]. Pictured, and mislabeled, is a marvelous display of Western Sword Fern.
Describes Sweet Woodruff" as "...a neat little perennial with its leaves arranged in whorls on squarish stems...carries its tiny four-pointed stars at the tips of the whorls and blooms for many weeks in early spring." The foliage when crushed and cut has the fragrance of new-mown hay and vanilla, and it is used in wine drinks in Germany. May wine. [128]… (more)