Round every flower there gleams a glory

"Round every flower there gleams a glory,
Bequested by antique song or story;
To each old legends give a name,
And its peculiar charm proclaim."

I will never think of dandelions in the same way now that I've read chapter VI, Twilight Time, in All in a Garden Fair by Alice T. A. Quackenbush.   I will look at pansies with a new appreciation, too. Oh, and the tulips. I'll be careful now about