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Flora historica: or the three seasons of the British parterre historically and botanically treated; with observations on planting. To secure a regular succession of flowers, from the commencement of spring to the end of autumn. To which are added, the most approved methods of cultivating bulbous and other plants, as practised by the most celebrated florists of England, Holland, and France

Name: Flora historica: or the three seasons of the British parterre historically and botanically treated; with observations on planting. To secure a regular succession of flowers, from the commencement of spring to the end of autumn. To which are added, the most approved methods of cultivating bulbous and other plants, as practised by the most celebrated florists of England, Holland, and France
Author: Phillips, Henry, 1775-1838

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A digitised book or periodical from a research library. Written or issued by Phillips, Henry, 1775-1838. Published 1824. London : Printed for E. Lloyd [by W. Clowes]. Catalogued under: Horticulture; Flowers; Plants -- in folklore, mythology, & religion; Floriculture; Plants.

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