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Auriculas for everyone: how to grow and show perfect plants
her in blood red, sunshine yellow, royal purple, or black and white -- have driven gardeners to extremes of obsession, as they attempt to breed and show the perfect plant.
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A Practical Treatise on the Culture of the Carnation, ...
Thomas Hogg's 1839 work provides both experienced and amateur gardeners with advice on the choice of good flowers and their proper cultivation.
The text surveys the way in which one type varies from another, with explanation of farina and the unique paste.
Gwen Baker, Peter Ward,
1995
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The Auricula - Pagina 25
Rowland H. Biffen. CHAPTER 1] HISTORY OF THE AURICULA Auriculas were first brought into this country by refugees from the continent during the latter half of the sixteenth century. These settled to a great extent in Lancashire, Yorkshire ...
This play is a unique text for students in their first semester of Latin.
Ruby Blondell, Ann Cumming, Mary Whitlock Blundell,
1993
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The Auricula: History, Cultivation and Varieties
This delightful book presents the history and development of the Auricula to both the casual reader and enthusiast.
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Auriculas: An Essential Guide
This essential guide tells of their rich history, describes various cultivars in detail, instructs on propagation techniques, and explains how to grow and show them.
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Fungi in Cultivation: Agaricus Bisporus, Auricularia ...
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Plays about Prostitution: The Anna Christie, Auricula ...
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The florist's guide, and cultivator's directory: ... - Pagina 15
containing coloured figures of the choicest flowers, cultivated by florists, including ranunculus, carnations, picotees, pinks, georginas, polyanthus, auriculas, hyacinths, and tulips, with their descriptions and an account of the most approved ...