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Our homes and their adornment: (1883)

Varney, Almon Clother, 1849- [from old catalog] · Detroit, Mich., J. C. Chilton & co. · leaf 360

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before they can mature. Those WINDOW GARDENING. 329 which are wanted for flowering in winter, must be startedlate in the summer from seeds or cuttings, or if started earlierthey nmst be set away or laid down till autumn. Thebulbous plants for winter use should be laid down in theshade in May, and… … Fig. 76. gonias; and for climbers, the cypress-vine, nasturtium, andivy, are the plants that require the least trouble and succeedbest. For supporting the pots, a window box is the cheapest;it can be lined with zinc, and filled in around the pots withmoss, if desirable. A strong wire stand, set on…

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