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THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
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Hf S. CKCCKER CO.. 
OFFICIAL 
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Young Acacia trees being placed in their positions in the gardens that will surround the classical Palace of Fine Arts at the 
Panama-Pacijic International Exposition. 
Pine, Monterey Cypress and hardy conifers. Ever¬ 
green shrubbery will be used for the borders, all 
jdanted in massive groups with interspaces between 
so that the vista across the water may be broken into 
several distinct scenes. 
As practically the same weather conditions will 
prevail in front of the Palaces of Transportation, 
Mines and IMetallnrgy, and Food Products, the plant¬ 
ing there will be the same hardy plants with Acacias, 
EscaUonias and Ycron teas added. 
Plants twenty-five to thirty feet in height will be 
used on the west fronts of the Palaces of Food Pro¬ 
ducts and Education and these will be forebanked by 
hardy evergreens. 
