January, 1916 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



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Great CTD AWRRDDTRQ and Howto 

 Crops of 1 K/iW DEKIilEf D Grovrlhem 



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 the profits of strawberry growing. Only a few years ago, Mr. E. D. Andrews of Lansing, Michigan, was without a dollar. 

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