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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 13 (1882) (1882)

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gestive of peculiar qualities, as, for example, ‘‘ Landreth’s LANDRETH’S GARDEN SEED FARMS. increase from year to year. He was succeeded by his son, Extra Early Pea,” ‘‘ Heat Resisting Lettuce,” ‘‘ Beefsteak PEDIGREE SEEDS. Tomato.” As indicating the extent of the operations, we now deceased, who… … acres in Virginia, this latter principally devoted to Forestry; dreth, in the course of time, found it necessary to seek on their various farms which produced forty million plants and large tracts for the cultivation of garden seeds in Wis- a new location for his increasing business, and…

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