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Show me yc^ grie(^aliptt£ie^ indtl will tell 

 you what you know Of growt^. 



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Ot obt^e, anyone can Imy a g^nlu)U8e a^ jg^rb^ sometfaihig in it. 



And, by the sime tol^n» anyi^ne can biiy: a fiddle, and alniost anyone 

 can saw out **How Dry I Ami" 6n it Birt— - 



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AZintbdlist,4mJPman<>ri^ tbougli he can 



play the i;Bpst di^ic^utt ooipp^tiotis, refuses to play on "fust any 

 fid«ite." He demat^dd a niiBterpiece of the vioKn-makeif's art. 



And in the ca$e of gree^onse^; just the same principle governs. 

 The maiiter grower, who can grow superlative stock, demands the 

 best con)ijitiQ||$. He knows he cannot do himself justice in "just 

 any old greenhouse." He demands a masterpiece of the greenhouse 

 builder's art. 



The AijrliJCO builders are masters in their art 

 Why not |!tM1n the master grower houses? 



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SALES OKFICBS! 



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