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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 26 (1875) (1875)

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; and these, by large supply of plants, both for flowers and fruit, may be placed underground or in water are affected 50 times as much furnishing bold and graceful foliage, contrast well with the as those which pass through the air, the amount of the horizontal lines! of the tazza below, while… … RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED HOTHOUSES. the maximum of light one of greater length and sunshine. The may give rise to the wall is very handy in @ fruit garden, even when not covered In London, all the railroads have stations centrally situat- racter of the stand itself. Heaths and similar hard wooded with…

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