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The joy of gardens (1911)

McCauley, Lena May. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally and company · leaf 194

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its rose-petaledblossoms proclaiming its place on the family tree. Buthow marvelously has it looked after the future, dressingits dainty seeds upon a luscious pulp to tempt the appetiteof the most jaded robin or surfeited catbird! In the clover field, on the hilltop, the bees are busytransferring… … BAR HARBOR, MAINE A CARNIVAL OF GOLD 125 Next higher in the scheme are the black and red rasp-berries, in which nature has tried still another plan ofsetting every seed in its own delicious cup of juice. Thoseof the strawberries are gathered over the surface of onepulpy shape. By their peculiar…

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