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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York, Munn and Co · leaf 203

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 203
-criminating sense of the beauty of flowers would care to plantthese monstrosities a second season. We may expect a verydifferent result from the splendid new dahlias which are beingintroduced from the wonderful gardens of Luther Burbank,and every one will desire to grow a few specimens of thesenew… … HE owner of a few acres of suburban orcountry land achieves more as a plant spe-cialist than as a cultivator of general crops—gains more financially, at least, and profitsmore in practical experience as a rule. As-suming that the tendency is toward special-ism in modern industrial life, it may be…

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