The American Journal of Horticulture and Florist's Companion, Band 1J.E. Tilton and Company, 1867 |
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... to bring them to their greatest perfection , require a cultivation specially adapted to them . Pansies , however , will grow and bloom very creditably with ordi- nary treatment . If sown in a rich garden - Spring Flowers . 7.
... to bring them to their greatest perfection , require a cultivation specially adapted to them . Pansies , however , will grow and bloom very creditably with ordi- nary treatment . If sown in a rich garden - Spring Flowers . 7.
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... cultivated , as nothing is easier than their ordinary management ; and the little care they require cannot be better bestowed . Another pretty variety is Viola bicolor , striped with blue and white . There is a native violet , the ...
... cultivated , as nothing is easier than their ordinary management ; and the little care they require cannot be better bestowed . Another pretty variety is Viola bicolor , striped with blue and white . There is a native violet , the ...
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... cultivating . - The following currants - the Missouri , Seaton's , and the Ribes san- guinea - follow close on the Forsythia , with their drooping clusters of yellow , orange , and red , than which few early flowers are more ornamental ...
... cultivating . - The following currants - the Missouri , Seaton's , and the Ribes san- guinea - follow close on the Forsythia , with their drooping clusters of yellow , orange , and red , than which few early flowers are more ornamental ...
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... cultivation an object of interest to the garden . The wide area , of thousands of miles extent , embraces the most showy , and likewise the most charming , herbaceous sorts which are sufficiently hardy to endure the winters of this ...
... cultivation an object of interest to the garden . The wide area , of thousands of miles extent , embraces the most showy , and likewise the most charming , herbaceous sorts which are sufficiently hardy to endure the winters of this ...
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... cultivated , yet all waiting for a better acquaintance with man ! Many of these will grow where nothing else would . We ... Cultivation will produce others ; and the facility with which they produce offspring offers an incentive to the ...
... cultivated , yet all waiting for a better acquaintance with man ! Many of these will grow where nothing else would . We ... Cultivation will produce others ; and the facility with which they produce offspring offers an incentive to the ...
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