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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 24 (June 1875) (1875)

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d aponageton distachyon. The terrace above is also ageo very mild climate, even for that country, and peopled by a nearly all kinds grown in them. metrical garden of twenty-seven beds, with borders, on gra- race who are, like the Scotch, gardeners by instinct and in- We give herewith a view,… … near akin to it, with a clear entered into negotiations bole more than 6 feet high wi h Mr. Pieper for the use GARDEN AT CARCLEW, ENGLAND. without a branch, and stout of his invention, suspending enough to form a gate post for a carriage road. The gene- gardens, with the fountain and basin in the…

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