Transactions of the Massachusetts Horticultural SocietyW.D. Ticknor, 1892 - Agriculture |
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00 Second 00 Third A. D. Wood Aaron Low Alexander Galbraith Annual Report Arbor Day awarded beautiful Benjamin G bloom Bordeaux mixture Boston Brackett Brookline Bulletin Bussey Institution C. G. Weld Carnation Chairman Charles Charles E Chrysanthemum cloth Collection Committee crop cultivation Cut Flowers display distinct named varieties Dorchester E. M. Gill exhibition F. J. Kinney feet Ferns foliage Francis Brown Hayes fruit Gardner George Gratuities green greenhouse growers growing H. H. Hunnewell Hardy heat holden at eleven hundred Hunnewell inches interest Isaac E Jamaica Plain John John L Joseph H Kidder Massachusetts Horticultural Society Nathaniel Newton Orchids Pamphlet plants poisonous pots President prize Rhododendrons roads Rose Roxbury Samuel Hartwell season Secretary Seedling sewage Smith Society was holden soil species specimens tion trees twelve Varnum Frost vases vegetables Walter Russell Warren Fenno Warren Heustis Washington weather White William H Winter Brothers
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