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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 12 (March 1876) (1876)

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iform as to tension in both for setting out of doors at the suitable season. to secure short-jointed,well foliaged plants, be careful to re. directions by the rollers, 6, c, d, and e; andgr and h are the If a large number of arunda donax versicolor be required tain a steady moisture at the roots.… … CLOTH-FOLDIHG MACHINE.-Fig. 1. folding wheel, i. The feed rollers are driven by the rotating and pot singly into small pots, placing them where they can plants are the best for most purposes, although good bushy shaft, z, which takes its motion immediately from the dri- get a little heat. Plants of…

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