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Our homes and their adornment: (1883)

Varney, Almon Clother, 1849- [from old catalog] · Detroit, Mich., J. C. Chilton & co. · leaf 363

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come to be trans-ferred to the sitting-room, or balcony, the earth soonbakes, and the flower-buds fall off without opening. If the common flower-pois in which the plants are giow-ing be placed inside ornamental pots a few sizes larger, andthe intermediate space be stuffed with wet moss, the… … G.Pii\F»rRR 1^. PRESERVING NATURAL FLOWERS.—AN ART WORTH KNOW-ING.—HOW TO KEEP NATURAL FLOWERS FOR A LONGTIME.—PRESERVING BY THE SAND PROCESS.—THE SUL-PHUR PROCESS.—PRESERVING BRIDAL AND FUNERALFLOWERS.—AN ELEGANT ART.—ARRANGEMENT OF FLOW-ERS. —<K>>»:o«— HE art of preserving flowers in…

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