Gentianaceae
(Plant with roots in the soil)
discerned from the Key to Families:
Key 1 relates those bodies of twining vines
vascular flow germane to species health
(exhalation is tantamount to exposure)
(flashback: cauldrons of lye steeping, laundry
tightroping the yard, a minstrel affair mid-breeze
before. . .) clematis bloomed six-fold
(divide rootstock in autumn months only)
twining vines exhibit pronounced aversion: (flora
interruptus)
to climbing more than 15' in height,
yet there are no width, or space, considerations
for clumping perennials
plant under advisement, watchful of moonsign
make ample room for seedlings-transplants not
recommended
(exaltation is purview to undoing)
