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S^^s"'^/^^ SllXI) you |)ti()tograi)h of a most striking exhibit in flowers made 

 at our annual county exhibition. It is a single spike of Lilium 

 Auratum. with 1 20 fully developed blooms, and expanded as 

 far as possible. The photo was taken as the lily grew in the gar- 

 den. The stem on the left hand is a normal stem, with, per- 

 haps, eight t)r ten blooms. The stem of the thickly flowered lily is concealed by 

 the leaves. It started in the spring, flat, two or three inches broad, as one often 



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