Beeton's Dictionary of every-day gardening |
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Allotment Gardens April autumn azaleas beautiful beds BEETON'S better bloom blossoms borders Borecole branches buds bulbs calceolarias camellias centre cold frame colour compost conservatory covered crimson crop cultivation deep ditto dung dwarf early edgings espalier evergreen feet flower-garden flowers foliage frame freely fresh frost fruit fuchsias garden geraniums glass graft green greenhouse ground grow grown growth habit half-hardy handsome heat herbaceous hotbed inches keep larvæ leaf-mould leaves light liquid manure loam manure month ornamental ornamental plants peat petals phloxes pink plants pots pruning purple removed require rhododendrons rich soil ripen roots rose rows scarlet seakale season seed sepals shaded shoots shrubberies shrubs six inches soil soon sorts sowing sown spring stem summer surface temperature thin trees trench tulips varieties vegetable verbenas vines violet wall warm weather winter wood yellow young
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