Alpines in Colour and Cultivation

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Collins, 1945 - Alpine garden plants - 277 pages

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Value of slope drainage soil
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Simple constructional rules
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CHAPTER IV
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Alpines in Colour and Cultivation: With 80 Plates in Colour and 30 Illustrations
T. C. Mansfield
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TitleAlpines in Colour and Cultivation
AuthorT. C. Mansfield
Edition2, revised
PublisherCollins, 1945
Original fromthe University of Wisconsin - Madison
DigitizedJul 13, 2010
Length277 pages
  
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