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De la saxifrage à l’ortie qui ne pique pas Pratique Les voyages étant pratiquement impossibles en ces temps de pandémie, il nous reste les balades sans quitter nos jardins. La semaine dernière, nous avons rêvé du Chili. Aujourd’hui, si nous faisions une petite incursion parmi les plantes japonaises ? Noémie Vialard , Modifié le 11/07/2021 à 09:24 Lecture en 3 min. Placez les Saxifraga fortunei dans une auge, en potée, en rocaille de mi-ombre, dans un endroit où leur délicatesse et leur éclat seront bien visibles. tomo - stock.adobe.com Commenter Pour sa toute petite surface et son insularité, le Japon possède une flore d’une grande diversité, avec plus 2 500 espèces de plantes arbustives et herbacées. Avec une pluviométri ....
By Bob Hertzel | For The Times West Virginian Jul 10, 2021 8 hrs ago Sophomore Garrett Greene, left, is but one of a stable of quarterbacks that football coach Neal Brown is building at WVU. PHOTO BY WVU SPORTS MORGANTOWNÂ â There was something quite significant in the news that broke on Thursday that former West Virginia quarterback Austin Kendall, who engineered the Mountaineers second-half comeback to beat Army in the Liberty Bowl after riding the bench all season, was heading to Louisiana Tech to play his final season of college football. It wasn t just that he was transferring. That we knew for the past six months. ....
Review: Eve Langley and The Pea Pickers by Helen Vines (Monash University Publishing) When your subject is a mid-century, gender-ambiguous author who lived under other names and wasn’t always honest about basic points of identification, writing a biography is a huge challenge. But Helen Vines’ Eve Langley and The Pea Pickers builds a substantial picture of this elusive author. Eve (left) and June Langley, 1920s. Courtesy of Monash University Publishing I first came to Langley’s work through her 1940 poem Native-Born as part of my research on dead kangaroos in Australian literature. Langley had been absent from my educational curriculum, dominated by her male contemporaries Kenneth Slessor, Nevil Shute and the school-boy squabbles of the Ern Malley affair and the more influential Patrick White and Randolph Stow. This wasn’t unusual in the 80s and 90s. Now, it is hard to justify any more than a sprinkling of them in an Eng ....
Manning Clark had a long association with the Library and much of his research for A History of Australia was carried out in the Library. In the final volume he wrote, ‘The Petherick Room, the Manuscripts Room, and the Newspaper Room are present in every page of this volume, just as they are always present in my heart’. In 1989 he donated the first instalment of his papers under the Taxation Incentives for the Arts Scheme. Further papers were transferred in 1990–91. He bequeathed his remaining papers to the Library and they were received in 1994–95. The photographs of Manning Clark and his family were lent for copying by Dymphna Clark in 1995. The papers of Dymphna Clark were donated by her son Sebastian Clark in 2003. ....