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The ladies' floral cabinet (1871)

New York, N.Y. : Henry T. Williams · leaf 76

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; and this brings While I would caution amateurs about using water me to my starting-point, that thorough cultivation is at thej roots of their plants, I would in the same breath the best insect preventive. say, “use it freely externally. Give the foliage a faith¬ There are a few plants that should… … THE PRITCHARD I A. in order to grow it satisfactorily. Its leaves, which This is a small genus of very handsome palm of small are of a deep, shining green, are massive yet elegant or medium growth, native of the Feejees, the Indian in their arrangement on the plant. It would be Archipelago and…

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