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Garden and Forest Weekly, Volume 1 No. 1, February 29, 1888
Various and Charles Sprague Sargent
The very first issue of America's pioneering journal of horticulture and forestry opens with a tribute to botanist Asa Gray. Its pages range from the forests of the White Mountains to a definition of landscape gardening and the latest in floriculture. A snapshot of American plant science and garden design in 1888. For the reader who loves the roots of horticultural writing.
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52 chapters
- 1GARDEN AND FOREST:
- 2An Illustrated Weekly Journal of Horticulture, Landscape Art and Forestry.
- 3GARDEN AND FOREST.
- 4THE GARDEN AND FOREST PUBLISHING CO.
- 5NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1888.
- 6TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- 7Asa Gray.
- 8The Forests of the White Mountains.
- 9Landscape Gardening.—A Definition.
- 10Floriculture in the United States.
- 11How to Make a Lawn.
- 12Horticultural Exhibitions in London.
- 13A New Departure in Chrysanthemums.
- 14New Plants from Afghanistan.
- 15Iris tenuis.*
- 16Hardy Shrubs for Forcing.
- 17Plant Notes.
- 18Artificial Water.
+ 34 more. The full contents open with the book.
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