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The joy of gardens (1911)

McCauley, Lena May. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally and company · leaf 170

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is strangethat more hedges are not planted and the beautiful arrayof colors made familiar. The pinks and reds, frillydouble whites and yellows, hold a place all alone, and thetall, well-proportioned plants make a distinguished deco-ration in grounds. So many other plants give bloom forthe table and… … BEES COURT THE CLOVER 107 disadvantages nothing need be said, as they are easilykept free of pests and their merits gain a firm hold onthe heart. Having the virtues of use and beauty, theyare regarded highly. While one beehive made a picture with the group ofpink hollyhocks, another was hidden in a…

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