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man or lady's bungling gardener the flower is no 

 longer acknowledged to be the same flower : thus 

 reproach is very often unmeritedly incurred by the 

 florist. 



By way of recapitulation, then, be it added, that 

 one-third fresh loam or maiden-earth, two-thirds 

 frame-dung, with one-sixth of the whole, dried road- 

 grit or sand, put together in the autumn, and fre- 

 quently turned in the winter, will form a compost in 

 which almost any plant will thrive in the spring and 

 summer following; and whoever manages to keep 

 his plants in health, and in a vigorous state of 

 growth, will never fail to have a generous bloom. 

 Valete. 



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