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  by: Oosten, Henrik van
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  by: Abercrombie, John
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• The complete florist : or, the lady and gentleman's recreation in the flower garden; being a choice compendium of what hath been worthy notice for the propagation, raising, Planting, Encreasing, and preserving the rarest flowers and plants. Wherein Each Flower is so particularly described, as none can be at a Loss to know the Contents of the Flower Garden. With full Directions for Managing the different Sorts of Auricula's, Anemonies, Narcissus's, Hyacinths, Tulips, and all bulbous Roots. Together with directions what to do each mont in the year
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