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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 26 (June 1875) (1875)

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PALM TREE. s. ovata and the even more beautiful s. regince, are well known structure, there is no need to do more than recapitulate its The plant shown in our engraving is one of the most grace- flowering plants, generally grown in a warm conservatory or proportions, which arc (i.")2 feet in length… … and every mountain stream, always of a crystalline purity in our gardens and conservatories as a striking and decorative and combined with an equal weight of quick lime. The Eastern Iceland, where there are neither glaciers nor moraine, foliage plant. It is sufficiently hardy to withstand our cli…

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