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THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



April 27, 1912, 



CARNATIONS. 



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YOUR GARDEN WILL BE A GRAND SUCCESS IF YOV STUDY THIS STANDARD WORK. 



EN 



By T, W, SANDERS, FX S., Editor of "Amateup Gardening, 



A Complete Guide to Planting and Managenient the Flower G^^^^ 

 and the Cultivation of Flowers, Plants, and Trees, for Outdoor Culture. 



THE 



Fashioning^ the Garden, 

 Beds and Borders, 

 Walks and Paths. 

 Lawns and Tennis Court, 

 Rockeries and Ferneries. 

 Arbours, Summerhouses. 

 Arches, and Pergolas. 



CONTENTS INCLUDE 



Edgings. 



Walls and Fences. 

 Garden Practice. 

 Propagation. 

 Colour Arrangement. 



Bedding. 



Annuals and Biennials. 



Bulbs. o^^Hor- 



Hardy and Tender Border 



Plants and Flowers. 

 Climbing Plants. 

 Trees and Shrubs. 

 Pests and Diseases. 



4^0 PAGES, II-I^USTRATED^BV 64 



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