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THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE 



April 6, 1912. 



CARNATIONS. 



ORCHIDS. 



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ROSES 



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All the Best New and Standard Varieties of Vegetable 



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The I'c'st ne7v and standard itarieties of Border^ Tree and 



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SWEET PEAS. 



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HORTICULTURAL LIBRARY. 



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ONAL PELARGONIUMS. 



Catalogue of New aJid Choicest Yarietiee 



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 The author is C. Alwyn Harrison F.R-H.S and the 

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-g^OSES AND THEIR CTJLTIVATION/; 



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