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Aaron Low Alexander Galbraith Annual Report apple Arbor Day awarded beautiful Benjamin G birds blooms Bordeaux mixture Boston Botanic Brackett Bulletin Bussey Institution C. G. Weld Chairman Charles Charles N Chrysanthemum Collection color Committee crop cultivation culture display E. M. Gill England F. J. Kinney feet ferns foliage Francis Brown Hayes fruit fungi fungus garden Gardner George grape Gratuities growers growing grown growth H. H. Hunnewell hardy heat holden at eleven Horticultural Society hundred Hunnewell inches insects interest Isaac E John Joseph H Kidder land Massachusetts Horticultural Society Nathaniel oögonia Orchids Pamphlet Paris green plants plates President prizes Professor Rhododendrons roads roses Roxbury Samuel Hartwell season Secretary seed seedlings sewage shrubs Smith Society was holden soil species specimens SPOONER strawberry Third tion trees twelve Varnum Frost vases vegetables Warren Fenno Warren Heustis Washington White William H Winter Brothers Wood
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