Transactions of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, Том 8 |
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... look those of wider bearings and of greater importance , inasmuch as their influence will extend to all time . HORTICULTURAL EDUCATION . A. L. HATCH , ITHACA . Horticulture has a wider scope of meaning than its literal defi- nition ...
... look those of wider bearings and of greater importance , inasmuch as their influence will extend to all time . HORTICULTURAL EDUCATION . A. L. HATCH , ITHACA . Horticulture has a wider scope of meaning than its literal defi- nition ...
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... on the gravel knoll where I now live , trees innumerable , and varieties without number , I still have failed to get rich growing pears . When I look back at my early greenness in horticulture , and SOME THINGS I HAVE NOT DONE . 37.
... on the gravel knoll where I now live , trees innumerable , and varieties without number , I still have failed to get rich growing pears . When I look back at my early greenness in horticulture , and SOME THINGS I HAVE NOT DONE . 37.
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Wisconsin State Horticultural Society. look back at my early greenness in horticulture , and attempt to recount my failures , it is to me very amusing , although it has been very unprofitable . The first great failure was the selection ...
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society. look back at my early greenness in horticulture , and attempt to recount my failures , it is to me very amusing , although it has been very unprofitable . The first great failure was the selection ...
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... look upon these words a hundred times each year . Thou- sands of minds and hearts are encouraged and cheered by the solid confidence and restful hopes which they impart . They were the utterance of the older and more reflective years of ...
... look upon these words a hundred times each year . Thou- sands of minds and hearts are encouraged and cheered by the solid confidence and restful hopes which they impart . They were the utterance of the older and more reflective years of ...
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... look for the imps of disease in the wholesome products of the kitchen garden . Such a garden pays a double reward , in the healthfulness of its occupation , and the excellence of its products . The flower garden is another field . It ...
... look for the imps of disease in the wholesome products of the kitchen garden . Such a garden pays a double reward , in the healthfulness of its occupation , and the excellence of its products . The flower garden is another field . It ...
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