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  The new and improved practical gardener, and modern horticulturalist ; : exhibiting the latest and most approved management of kitchen, fruit and flower gardens, the greenhouse, hot-house, conservatory, &c. &c. for every month in the year. Enriched with numerous wood-cuts and illustrations

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  The practical gardener, and modern horticulturist; : containing the latest and most approved methods for the management of the kitchen, fruit, and flower-garden, the green-house, hot house &c. &c. for every month of the year; each department being distinctly and separately arranged; illustrated by numerous designs of the most eligible plans for the formation of kitchen and pleasure-gardens, the erection of hot houses, hot beds, green-houses, conservatories, walls, fences, &c. &c. including the new method of heating forcing-houses with hot water only; forming a complete system of modern practice, in the various branches of horticultural science. Embellished with highly finished engravings of some of the most choice and valuable fruits and flowers now cultivated in this country

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  The greenhouse, hot house, and stove : including selected lists of the most beautiful species of exotic flowering plants, and directions for their cultivation

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  Jeremiah McIntosh His Book of Accounts. 1776-1777

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  The diary covers the period from Sept. 17 through Nov. 20, 1776 and describes the march from Dorchester to New York, the last stages of the New York Campaign, including the battle of White Plains (Oct. 28); camp life, (including punishment meted out to soldiers of his regiment, prayer meetings, sermons, etc.) The rest of the manuscript consists of miscellaneous accounts of payments received for "mending."

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  4 items: correspondence (mostly memos) related to the Arboretum Garden Expo and a garden book.

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