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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 24 (1875) (1875)

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the residence of Colo- baceous beds stand colletia Bictoniensis and hypericum oblon™ nel Tremayne, has a high renown among the horticultural gifolium. In the fountain basin are limnocharis Humboldtit' and aponageton distachyon. The terrace above is also a geo metrical garden of twenty-seven beds,… … near akin to it, with a clear entered into negotiations bole more than 6 feet high wi:h Mr. Pieper for the use GARDEN AT CARCLEW, ENGLAND. without a branch, and stout of his invention, suspending enough to forma gate post for a carriage road. The gene- similar dealings with M. de la Bastie, on…

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