How the American rrade is Meeting the 

 w °rld's3emands 



Enormous Acreages Devoted to Ornamental Plants, Aiower arid Vegetable Seeds, Etc., to Offset the War 

 Deficiencies of the Old World, are{j, Uslun g a New International Industry 



On New England's 

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 Evergreens, Rhododen- 

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lxini; ruised to supply 

 In inn- markets. 

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A Colorado Zinnia farm— a little thought of industry. (Burrell) 





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Radish seed by the ton for the world's war gardens (Morse) 



