Flower Beds
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Lenox Butterfly Meadow 18-Piece Dinnerware Set, Service for 6 $109.14 Lenox butterfly meadow dinnerware. Dusted with a delicate design of beautiful butterflies. Stoneware is oven-to-table, microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe. 18-piece set, service for 6 Additional $6.00 shipping charge…. |
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Olde Thompson 16-Jar Orbit Spice Rack $41.99 Spices are essential for preparing your favorite meals. This rack will keep your spices neat, orgainized & within your reach! Spice rack is on a Lazy Susan, contains 16 glass jars that are filled with spices, and chrome lids that flip to open. Measurements: 10” x 9.75” H…. |
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Floral Texture Sheet Set $14.95 Texture Sheet Set- Floral Texture sheets to use for accenting cakes, decorating cookies, or adding texture to cupcake tops. Each texture sheet is extra deep to give highly detailed results. The sets include 6 different texture mats with easy-to-follow instructions and samples of projects decorated using the sets. They can be used with buttercream, fondant, gingerbread, and chocolate, making them … |
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Disney Baby Lullaby: Favorite Sleepytime Songs for Baby and You $3.60 Lullabies lend themselves to woozy re-creations, a sort of endless repetition that flags under the weight of the concept (putting kids to bed for their much-needed sleep) and the lack of weight accorded to the music. You might expect a Disney lullaby collection to be on a par with the most mediocre collections, but this one is really a fine set. The tunes are standard–from the famous “Brahms Lull… |
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Progress $3.86 titolo-progressartista-take that etichetta-polydor-n. dischi1data-23 novembre 2010supporto-cd audiogenere-pop e rock internazion… |
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Tchaikovsky – Swan Lake (Matthew Bourne) $29.96 Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 04/11/2000… |
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Foolproof Flower Beds (Better Homes and Gardens) [VHS] $0.75 … |
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Hydrofarm CK64050 Germination Station with Heat Mat $20.50 Hydrofarm CK64050 72 Cell Pack 2″ Dome Germination Station With Heat Mat & Tray Hydrofarm CK64050 72 Cell Pack 2″ Dome Germination Station With Heat Mat & Tray Features: Germination station with heated mat Grow healthier starts Increase germination success Better humidity control for optimum growth Instructions with growing tips Seed starting booster UL listed waterproof heat mat 17 watts, 120 vol… |
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Vinyl Wall Art Decal Sticker Floral Ornaments Flower LARGE Design #310 $39.95 The newest interior design trend is adding vinyl art on interior walls. It’s easier than hiring an artist and a lot cheaper. The smaller pieces can be put up within minutes. The larger pieces takes a little longer. The decals can be applied to all smooth surfaces, such as walls, windows, tiles, mirrors and doors. Each of our designs come with easy instructions to follow. This is an original design… |
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Umbra Wallflutter Wall Décor, Set of 20 $19.99 These stylish Wallflutter wall decor dragonflies are an easy, graphic way to decorate your space. Made from lightweight, molded plastic with a nickel finish, they mount to the wall or any metal surface with simple tack-and-magnet combination hardware for endless configurations – your imagination is the limit! Set of 20 dragonflies includes four sizes ranging from 4.5″ x 2.5″ x .5″ to 5.75″ x 3.25″… |
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1001 Ingenious Gardening Ideas $14.62 Used – How can you keep from dragging your garden hose over newly planted seedling? Where can you find cheap garden stakes? What can you use to keep the family cat out of your freshly tilled flower beds? This book answers these questions and hundreds more with unique new tips. Plentiful illustrations make for great browsing, while subject-area organization leads you to specific problem solutions. This book is sure to spur you on to improve the bloom and beauty of your garden. |
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1001 Ingenious Gardening Ideas $17.91 Used – How can you keep from dragging your garden hose over newly planted seedling? Where can you find cheap garden stakes? What can you use to keep the family cat out of your freshly tilled flower beds? This book answers these questions and hundreds more with unique new tips. Plentiful illustrations make for great browsing, while subject-area organization leads you to specific problem solutions. This book is sure to spur you on to improve the bloom and beauty of your garden. |
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1001 Ingenious Gardening Ideas $21.95 How can you keep from dragging your garden hose over newly planted seedling? Where can you find cheap garden stakes? What can you use to keep the family cat out of your freshly tilled flower beds? This book answers these questions and hundreds more with unique new tips. Plentiful illustrations make for great browsing, while subject-area organization leads you to specific problem solutions. This book is sure to spur you on to improve the bloom and beauty of your garden. |
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365 Cats 2011 Calendar $7.74 Used – There are cat calendars and there’s “the “cat calendar. Year after year, “365 Cats” is the “numero uno” in over-the-top feline attitude and adorability. On every page you’ll find one (or more) of the hundreds of lovable winners of the 2010 Cat Calendar Contest. Meet fluffy Himalayans, Russian Blues, and Havana Browns. Wary Rexes and sleek Siamese. Smoky shorthairs, striped tigers, colorful calicos, and piles of supersoft kittens impossible to resist. They’re slinking through flower beds, |
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365 Cats 2011 Calendar $48.47 New – There are cat calendars and there’s “the “cat calendar. Year after year, “365 Cats” is the “numero uno” in over-the-top feline attitude and adorability. On every page you’ll find one (or more) of the hundreds of lovable winners of the 2010 Cat Calendar Contest. Meet fluffy Himalayans, Russian Blues, and Havana Browns. Wary Rexes and sleek Siamese. Smoky shorthairs, striped tigers, colorful calicos, and piles of supersoft kittens impossible to resist. They’re slinking through flower beds, l |
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365 Cats 2011 Calendar $9.63 Used – There are cat calendars and there’s “the “cat calendar. Year after year, “365 Cats” is the “numero uno” in over-the-top feline attitude and adorability. On every page you’ll find one (or more) of the hundreds of lovable winners of the 2010 Cat Calendar Contest. Meet fluffy Himalayans, Russian Blues, and Havana Browns. Wary Rexes and sleek Siamese. Smoky shorthairs, striped tigers, colorful calicos, and piles of supersoft kittens impossible to resist. They’re slinking through flower beds, |
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365 Cats 2011 Calendar $66.94 New – There are cat calendars and there’s “the “cat calendar. Year after year, “365 Cats” is the “numero uno” in over-the-top feline attitude and adorability. On every page you’ll find one (or more) of the hundreds of lovable winners of the 2010 Cat Calendar Contest. Meet fluffy Himalayans, Russian Blues, and Havana Browns. Wary Rexes and sleek Siamese. Smoky shorthairs, striped tigers, colorful calicos, and piles of supersoft kittens impossible to resist. They’re slinking through flower beds, l |
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A Christmas Gathering Of Leaves For The Little Ones, By Y. S. N. $21.19 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Jaa’s §i80bdutt and its Chapter I. AM going to pay a visit to a lady who is very ill, Isa, and may perhaps be absent for some hours; be a ‘ good little girl whilst I am away, and do as nurse tells you. And be sure,” added Mrs. Percy, looking back anxiously, ” be sure not to go into the damp churchyard ; play in the garden till Jane can take you for a walk.” ” Tes, mamma,” said Isa readily. She was very thoughtless, but not usually self-willed; generally disposed to comply with her mamma’s wishes, but very frequently forgetful of what those wishes were. The garden in which she was playing was extremely pretty—full of gay flower-beds, and shaded by fine large trees, which had been planted many years before little Isabella had come into the world. And the house, too, looked quite as green and blooming as anything else in thegarden. It was Briston Rectory; not the Brixton near London, but a quiet little village far away from the bustle and noise of the world’s metropolis—a rural spot, where the lowliest cottage looks bright with the evergreen ivy and the snowy-blossomed myrtle. The rectory itself was anything but a cottage; yet not a brick was visible to the passer-by, who could not but notice the various shades of green from myrtle, ivy, Virginia creeper, and other climbing plants, which clothed both side and front of the building, even to the porch, making it look more like a triumphal arch of evergreens, than a substantial, pillared portico. It was as pretty a home as any little girl could wish for, but it was not Isa’s home. That was far away, in a bleak, dreary district in the north of England, where her father, who was a clergyman, held a living; but his little girl had been very ill, and the physicians thought her too delicate to live through the autumn |
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A New Orchard and Garden with the Country Housewife’s Garden $9.3 New – The Country Housewife’s Garden is precious to us for its attention to the role of women: as cooks, lovers of fine flowers, and keepers of the herbal medicine cupboard. While making many suggestions about the practice of gardening and growing fruit trees, Lawson is particularly interested in the layout and design of orchard and pleasure garden. There are several fine woodcuts of knot-gardens and various designs for flower beds. At the end of the two main works, there are two contemporary, s |
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A New Orchard and Garden with the Country Housewife’s Garden $16.69 New – The Country Housewife’s Garden is precious to us for its attention to the role of women: as cooks, lovers of fine flowers, and keepers of the herbal medicine cupboard. While making many suggestions about the practice of gardening and growing fruit trees, Lawson is particularly interested in the layout and design of orchard and pleasure garden. There are several fine woodcuts of knot-gardens and various designs for flower beds. At the end of the two main works, there are two contemporary, s |
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A New Orchard and Garden with the Country Housewife’s Garden (1618) $15.99 The Country Housewife’s Garden is precious to us for its attention to the role of women: as cooks, lovers of fine flowers, and keepers of the herbal medicine cupboard. While making many suggestions about the practice of gardening and growing fruit trees, Lawson is particularly interested in the layout and design of orchard and pleasure garden. There are several fine woodcuts of knot-gardens and various designs for flower beds. At the end of the two main works, there are two contemporary, short pamphlets on grafting and on picking, packing and transporting fruit. Malcolm Thick is an agricultural historian. |
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A Year in My Garden: Flowers, Food, Family & Friends $39.95 A gardener welcomes us into her private world and shares the glory of the passing seasons at Whitley, a paradise nestled in the green and rolling hills of New South Wales, Australia Lavishly illustrated and featuring seasonal recipes, from a simple Capsicum Relish to the more elaborate Pea and Mint Soup with Goat’s Cheese Tortellini, this sumptuous visit to a special garden is the perfect escape for busy lives. Surrounded by beautifully manicured hedges, this property boasts majestic oak trees, roses and maples, pretty cottage flower beds, romantic Italian hillside plantings, Australian native bush, and secret vegetable patches. The beautifully laid out gardens are refuge to peacocks, parrots, and possums while picturesque statues and fountains provide glimpses of the gothic past. Yet Whitley is also home, as well as sanctuary and inspiration, for gardener Jenny Ferguson. Through peaceful times of everyday pleasures and life’s little ups and downs, Jenny’s garden is a constant and uplifting backdrop. |
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A Year in My Garden: Flowers, Food, Family and Friends $28.11 Used – Nestled in the green and rolling hills of the Southern Highlands of New South Wales is Whitley, a gardener’s paradise. Surrounded by beautifully manicured hedges, this property boasts majestic oak trees, roses and maples, pretty cottage flower beds, romantic Italian hillside plantings, Australian native bush and secret vegetable patches. The beautifully laid out gardens are refuge to peacocks, parrots and possums while picturesque statues and fountains provide glimpses of the gothic past. |
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A Year in My Garden: Flowers, Food, Family and Friends $22.42 Used – Nestled in the green and rolling hills of the Southern Highlands of New South Wales is Whitley, a gardener’s paradise. Surrounded by beautifully manicured hedges, this property boasts majestic oak trees, roses and maples, pretty cottage flower beds, romantic Italian hillside plantings, Australian native bush and secret vegetable patches. The beautifully laid out gardens are refuge to peacocks, parrots and possums while picturesque statues and fountains provide glimpses of the gothic past. |
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Always A Builder $21.95 Come along with Arlie as he goes from one stage to another in his life. Read about Miss Pittman and the friendship they developed, as well as Mrs. Phillips and the dance team. You can feel the heartaches and the good times he has. Read how fast his life changes, from location to location. From his life in prison to the cold winters that the men had to endure while in Korea and the fantastic rescue by the Airman that helped him escape, to live again.ABOUT THE AUTHORAllen R. Schreiber has worked on a farm in west Texas, and as a steel fabricator and shop foreman. He also served as supervisor of a manufacturing plant that made winches and davits for sea-going vessels. Schreiber has written many short stories and greatly enjoys writing. He has always wanted to write a book. He retired at the age of sixty-two and built a home for he and his wife on the four acres of land that he owned in Austin County. He likes to work with wood, making small bird houses and model houses. He also enjoys gardening, thus his flower beds keep him busy. |
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Amazing Grace $21.92 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER III NIP AND TUCK WHEN I reached home late that afternoon I was in that state of spring-time restlessness which clamors for immediate activityâ?”when the home-keeping instinct tries to make you believe that you’ll be content if you spend a little money for garden seedsâ?”but a reckless demon of extravagance notifies you that nothing short of salary sacrificed for railroad fare is going to avail. Grandfather and Uncle Lancelot, of course, came in with their gratuitous advice, the one suggesting nasturtium beds with geraniums along the bordersâ?”the other slyly whispering that a boat trip from Savannah to Boston was no more than I deserved. Then, reaching home in this frame of mind, I was confronted with two very perplexing and unusual conditions. textit{Mignon was being played with great violence in the front parlorâ?”and all over the house was the scent of burnt yarn. “What’s up?” I demanded of mother, as she met me at the doorâ?”dressed in blue. “Everything seems mysterious and topsyturvy to-day! I believe if I were to go out to the cemetery I’d find the tombstones nodding and whispering to one another.” “Come in here!” she begged in a Santa Claus voice. I went into the parlor, then gave a little shriek. “Mother!” I have neglected to state, earlier in the narrative, that the one desire of my heart which doesn’t begin with H was a player-piano! It was there in the parlor, at that moment, shining, and singing its wordless song about the citron-flower land. “It’s the very one we’ve been textit{watching through the windows up-town,” she said in a delighted whisper. “But did you get it as a prize?” I inquired, walking into the dusky room and shaking hands with my betrothed, who rose from the instrument and made |
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Annuals and Bulbs $6.28 New – This is a one-stop source for practical growing information and inspiring ideas on including annuals, biennials and bulbs in all parts of the yard–from flower beds and borders to container plantings and cutting gardens. |
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Annuals and Bulbs $2.98 New – This is a one-stop source for practical growing information and inspiring ideas on including annuals, biennials and bulbs in all parts of the yard–from flower beds and borders to container plantings and cutting gardens. |
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Battersea Dogs Home: Misty’s Story $1.99 Ruth is very sad when her big brother Ben goes away to university. He always made time to build assault courses in the back garden and do other outdoor activities with Ruth, who is a real tomboy and has no interest in girlie games like playing with dolls. To cheer her up, Ruth’s parents organize a surprise—her very own beagle puppy, Misty—from Battersea Dogs Home! Misty had a reputation at the Home for being an extremely active little dog, too boisterous and energetic for the workers to keep up with! But Misty and Ruth are perfectly matched—and decide to enter the local fair’s Best in Show competition. But training doesn’t quite go according to plan, and when Mom’s flower beds are destroyed and the next door neighbor’s window smashed, the pair are banned from entering! Will Ruth manage to change Mom’s mind before it’s too late? And have her and Misty got the skills to take gold? |
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Brother Bertie And His Friends In The Fields And Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $25.49 Edis Searle,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Kessinger Publishing Company |
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Brother Bertie And His Friends In The Fields And Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $36.76 Edis Searle,Hardcover, English-language edition,Pub by Kessinger Publishing Company |
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Brother Bertie And His Friends In The Fields And Flower-Beds, By The Author Of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $21.91 This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR’d book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $34.63 Used |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $17.24 Used |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $32.8 Used |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $23.27 Used |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $34.2 Edis Searle,Hardcover, English-language edition,Pub by Kessinger Publishing Company |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $32.8 New |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $22.97 Edis Searle,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Kessinger Publishing Company |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower Beds: A Country Story (1868) $26.58 New |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $22.61 New – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by t |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $18.38 New – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by t |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $16.71 New – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by t |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $22.22 Used – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $21.05 Edis Searle,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $18.99 Used – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $38.95 New |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $29.84 New |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $22.22 New – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by t |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $22.61 Used – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by |
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Brother Bertie and His Friends in the Fields and Flower-Beds, by the Author of ‘Aunt Annie’s Stories’. $18.38 Used – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1868 Notes: This is a black and white OCR reprint of the original. It has no illustrations and there may be typos or missing text. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. Excerpt: CHAPTER VI. LITTLE THIEVES. I Need hardly tell you that Miss Russel was very- fond of children — you must have found it out by |
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Building Outdoor Environments with Retaining Walls $11.36 Used – Step-by-step instructions will walk you through the process of creating these showpieces using concrete products widely available on today’s landscaping market. Over 250 color images display outdoor kitchens, front entry courtyards, water features, patio settings, flower beds, and raised seating that provide curb apeal and creature comforts to the residential environment. |
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Building Outdoor Environments with Retaining Walls $10.65 Used – Step-by-step instructions will walk you through the process of creating these showpieces using concrete products widely available on today’s landscaping market. Over 250 color images display outdoor kitchens, front entry courtyards, water features, patio settings, flower beds, and raised seating that provide curb apeal and creature comforts to the residential environment. |
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Complete Flower Gardener (Burpee American Gardening Series) $34.95 Whether you want to start with a container flower garden to brighten a patio or create a landscape as lush as a Monet painting, this is the book for you. Burpee—The Complete Flower Gardener takes you from the ground up, with information on everything from choosing a site and preparing the soil to nourishing your flowers to full bloom and solving specific gardening problems. The authoritative yet unintimidating style of award-winning gardening writers Karan Davis Cutler and Barbara W. Ellis is perfect for beginners, while their in-depth knowledge makes this book invaluable to veteran flower gardeners. Following an environmentally responsible, organic approach to flower gardening, Burpee—TheComplete Flower Gardener shows you how to assess local growing conditions and your site, and how to plan, plant, and maintain your garden. It presents ideas for creating borders and beds; tips on combining flower colors, shapes, and textures; advice about caring for your garden; counsel on buying must-have gardening tools; guidelines for avoiding a chemically dependent garden; and more. It also untangles the scores of terms you need to know as you choose your seeds or plants at a local nursery or peruse the colorful pages of a seductive garden catalog. The encyclopedic Plant Portraits section provides thorough profiles of more than 175 herbaceous flowers—annuals, perennials, andbulbs—with directions for choosing cultivars, cultivating and propagating them, and combining them with other plants in the garden. Gorgeous color photographs accompany every entry.Whether used on its own or as the perfect companionto Burpee—The Complete Gardener and Burpee—The Complete Vegetable and Herb Gardener, thisbook has everything you could want or need to make your flower garden thrive. |
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Confessions Of A Violinist $15.55 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill AT THE CHATEAU DE MORTEBECK On returning from one of his many visits to England, my father heard that the little Chateau de Mortebeck, near Brussels, was for sale. We all went to see it, and liked it so much that he agreed to take it for a year or two on trial, with the option of purchase. It was in a lovely rustic spot, surrounded by great trees, with a little coppice-wood behind, where the nightingales sang every spring. The house, built in the old French style, was only one storey high, and had a wide, handsomely carved oak staircase, one of the finest I ever saw. There was a pretty lawn, with a small fountain in the centre, and lovely trumpet honeysuckles among the shrubs. This lawn, with its little flower-beds and shrubs, was surrounded on three sides by a large pond full of gold-fish and frogs. The chateau was situated just off the main road to Dilbeck, about three miles from Brussels ; and at night, in summer, travellers along this chausse’e could hear our frogs croakingfor about a mile, when the wind was in the right direction. During summer, also, a small black mosquito and swarms of gnats were very troublesome. We had mosquito-curtains to every bedroom window —without which there would be no hope of sleep at night. The unexpected death, in London, of a gentleman who had recently paid us a visit, was attributed partly to the swellings and discomfiture caused by the bites of these dreadful mosquitoes ! Here, I had to rise every morning before six, in order to walk to town and be at the University by eight o’clock, when the lectures began. Here, also, we had several delightful musical afternoons ; but my dear mother soon suffered from severe illness. She was attended, at first, by the King’s doctor (Dr. Chantrin), but he could not cure her. Finally, our |
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Confessions Of A Violinist $31.26 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill AT THE CHATEAU DE MORTEBECK On returning from one of his many visits to England, my father heard that the little Chateau de Mortebeck, near Brussels, was for sale. We all went to see it, and liked it so much that he agreed to take it for a year or two on trial, with the option of purchase. It was in a lovely rustic spot, surrounded by great trees, with a little coppice-wood behind, where the nightingales sang every spring. The house, built in the old French style, was only one storey high, and had a wide, handsomely carved oak staircase, one of the finest I ever saw. There was a pretty lawn, with a small fountain in the centre, and lovely trumpet honeysuckles among the shrubs. This lawn, with its little flower-beds and shrubs, was surrounded on three sides by a large pond full of gold-fish and frogs. The chateau was situated just off the main road to Dilbeck, about three miles from Brussels ; and at night, in summer, travellers along this chausse’e could hear our frogs croakingfor about a mile, when the wind was in the right direction. During summer, also, a small black mosquito and swarms of gnats were very troublesome. We had mosquito-curtains to every bedroom window —without which there would be no hope of sleep at night. The unexpected death, in London, of a gentleman who had recently paid us a visit, was attributed partly to the swellings and discomfiture caused by the bites of these dreadful mosquitoes ! Here, I had to rise every morning before six, in order to walk to town and be at the University by eight o’clock, when the lectures began. Here, also, we had several delightful musical afternoons ; but my dear mother soon suffered from severe illness. She was attended, at first, by the King’s doctor (Dr. Chantrin), but he could not cure her. Finally, our |
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Confessions Of A Violinist $23.86 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill AT THE CHATEAU DE MORTEBECK On returning from one of his many visits to England, my father heard that the little Chateau de Mortebeck, near Brussels, was for sale. We all went to see it, and liked it so much that he agreed to take it for a year or two on trial, with the option of purchase. It was in a lovely rustic spot, surrounded by great trees, with a little coppice-wood behind, where the nightingales sang every spring. The house, built in the old French style, was only one storey high, and had a wide, handsomely carved oak staircase, one of the finest I ever saw. There was a pretty lawn, with a small fountain in the centre, and lovely trumpet honeysuckles among the shrubs. This lawn, with its little flower-beds and shrubs, was surrounded on three sides by a large pond full of gold-fish and frogs. The chateau was situated just off the main road to Dilbeck, about three miles from Brussels ; and at night, in summer, travellers along this chausse’e could hear our frogs croakingfor about a mile, when the wind was in the right direction. During summer, also, a small black mosquito and swarms of gnats were very troublesome. We had mosquito-curtains to every bedroom window —without which there would be no hope of sleep at night. The unexpected death, in London, of a gentleman who had recently paid us a visit, was attributed partly to the swellings and discomfiture caused by the bites of these dreadful mosquitoes ! Here, I had to rise every morning before six, in order to walk to town and be at the University by eight o’clock, when the lectures began. Here, also, we had several delightful musical afternoons ; but my dear mother soon suffered from severe illness. She was attended, at first, by the King’s doctor (Dr. Chantrin), but he could not cure her. Finally, our |
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Confessions Of A Violinist $19.06 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill AT THE CHATEAU DE MORTEBECK On returning from one of his many visits to England, my father heard that the little Chateau de Mortebeck, near Brussels, was for sale. We all went to see it, and liked it so much that he agreed to take it for a year or two on trial, with the option of purchase. It was in a lovely rustic spot, surrounded by great trees, with a little coppice-wood behind, where the nightingales sang every spring. The house, built in the old French style, was only one storey high, and had a wide, handsomely carved oak staircase, one of the finest I ever saw. There was a pretty lawn, with a small fountain in the centre, and lovely trumpet honeysuckles among the shrubs. This lawn, with its little flower-beds and shrubs, was surrounded on three sides by a large pond full of gold-fish and frogs. The chateau was situated just off the main road to Dilbeck, about three miles from Brussels ; and at night, in summer, travellers along this chausse’e could hear our frogs croakingfor about a mile, when the wind was in the right direction. During summer, also, a small black mosquito and swarms of gnats were very troublesome. We had mosquito-curtains to every bedroom window —without which there would be no hope of sleep at night. The unexpected death, in London, of a gentleman who had recently paid us a visit, was attributed partly to the swellings and discomfiture caused by the bites of these dreadful mosquitoes ! Here, I had to rise every morning before six, in order to walk to town and be at the University by eight o’clock, when the lectures began. Here, also, we had several delightful musical afternoons ; but my dear mother soon suffered from severe illness. She was attended, at first, by the King’s doctor (Dr. Chantrin), but he could not cure her. Finally, our |
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Covering Ground: Unexpected Ideas for Landscaping with Colorful Low-Maintenance Ground Covers $19.95 REIMAGINE the Possibilities for Covering Your GroundREPLACE GRASS on hard-to-mow slopesCONNECT scattered flower beds, trees, and shrubsCONTROL erosion along stream banksCARPET the patches between stepping stonesSTABILIZE boggy areasEDGE walkways, curbs, and drivewaysCREATE natural alternatives to traditional lawnsADD A SPLASH OF COLOR anywhere you need it! |
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Create a Mediterranean Garden $5.99 Used – A native Mediterranean garden is most pleasing to those who like their plants spirited and their flower beds exuberant. A Mediterranean garden is a marquis of the gardener’s own making; thick with wildflowers, perfumed shrubs, twisting vines and tangles of Tuscan honeysuckle, this wondrous place hums with color while spicy scents linger in the air. Adorned with terracotta pots brimming with pink and scarlet geraniums, the Mediterranean courtyard exudes a different breed of excitement. It |
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Create a Mediterranean Garden $8.29 Used – A native Mediterranean garden is most pleasing to those who like their plants spirited and their flower beds exuberant. A Mediterranean garden is a marquis of the gardener’s own making; thick with wildflowers, perfumed shrubs, twisting vines and tangles of Tuscan honeysuckle, this wondrous place hums with color while spicy scents linger in the air. Adorned with terracotta pots brimming with pink and scarlet geraniums, the Mediterranean courtyard exudes a different breed of excitement. It |
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East Of Paris $13.94 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:corner. But the real, the primary attraction of Moret lies less in its historic monuments and antiquated streets than in its chemins qui marchent, its ever reposeful water-ways. Like most French towns Moret is linked with English history. Its fine old church was consecrated by Thomas a-Becket in 1166. Three hundred years later the town was taken by Henry V., and re-taken by Charles VII. a decade after. Not long since five hundred skulls supposed to have been those of English prisoners were unearthed here ; as they were all found massed together, the theory is that the entire number had surrendered and been summarily decapitated, methods of warfare that have apparently found advocates in our own day. Most visitors to Paris will have had pointed out to them the so-called ” Maison Fraois Premier” on the Cour La Reine. This richly ornate and graceful specimen of Renaissancearchitecture formerly stood at Moret, and bit by bit was removed to the capital in 1820. A spiral stone staircase and several fragments of heraldic sculpture were left behind. Badly placed as the house was here, it seems a thousand pities that Moret should have thus been robbed of an architectural gem Paris could well have spared. My first stay at Moret three years ago lasted several weeks. I had joined friends occupying a pretty little furnished house belonging to the officiating Mayor. We lived after simplest fashion but to our hearts’ content. One of those indescribably obliging women of all work, came every day to cook, clean and wait on us. Most of our meals were taken among our flower beds and raspberry bushes. The only drawback to enjoyment may at first sight appear unworthy of mention, but it was not so We had no latchkey. Now as everyone who has had experience of French women of all work knows, they |
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East Of Paris $18.76 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:corner. But the real, the primary attraction of Moret lies less in its historic monuments and antiquated streets than in its chemins qui marchent, its ever reposeful water-ways. Like most French towns Moret is linked with English history. Its fine old church was consecrated by Thomas a-Becket in 1166. Three hundred years later the town was taken by Henry V., and re-taken by Charles VII. a decade after. Not long since five hundred skulls supposed to have been those of English prisoners were unearthed here ; as they were all found massed together, the theory is that the entire number had surrendered and been summarily decapitated, methods of warfare that have apparently found advocates in our own day. Most visitors to Paris will have had pointed out to them the so-called ” Maison Fraois Premier” on the Cour La Reine. This richly ornate and graceful specimen of Renaissancearchitecture formerly stood at Moret, and bit by bit was removed to the capital in 1820. A spiral stone staircase and several fragments of heraldic sculpture were left behind. Badly placed as the house was here, it seems a thousand pities that Moret should have thus been robbed of an architectural gem Paris could well have spared. My first stay at Moret three years ago lasted several weeks. I had joined friends occupying a pretty little furnished house belonging to the officiating Mayor. We lived after simplest fashion but to our hearts’ content. One of those indescribably obliging women of all work, came every day to cook, clean and wait on us. Most of our meals were taken among our flower beds and raspberry bushes. The only drawback to enjoyment may at first sight appear unworthy of mention, but it was not so We had no latchkey. Now as everyone who has had experience of French women of all work knows, they |
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East Of Paris $36.98 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:corner. But the real, the primary attraction of Moret lies less in its historic monuments and antiquated streets than in its chemins qui marchent, its ever reposeful water-ways. Like most French towns Moret is linked with English history. Its fine old church was consecrated by Thomas a-Becket in 1166. Three hundred years later the town was taken by Henry V., and re-taken by Charles VII. a decade after. Not long since five hundred skulls supposed to have been those of English prisoners were unearthed here ; as they were all found massed together, the theory is that the entire number had surrendered and been summarily decapitated, methods of warfare that have apparently found advocates in our own day. Most visitors to Paris will have had pointed out to them the so-called ” Maison Fraois Premier” on the Cour La Reine. This richly ornate and graceful specimen of Renaissancearchitecture formerly stood at Moret, and bit by bit was removed to the capital in 1820. A spiral stone staircase and several fragments of heraldic sculpture were left behind. Badly placed as the house was here, it seems a thousand pities that Moret should have thus been robbed of an architectural gem Paris could well have spared. My first stay at Moret three years ago lasted several weeks. I had joined friends occupying a pretty little furnished house belonging to the officiating Mayor. We lived after simplest fashion but to our hearts’ content. One of those indescribably obliging women of all work, came every day to cook, clean and wait on us. Most of our meals were taken among our flower beds and raspberry bushes. The only drawback to enjoyment may at first sight appear unworthy of mention, but it was not so We had no latchkey. Now as everyone who has had experience of French women of all work knows, they |
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East Of Paris $10.88 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:corner. But the real, the primary attraction of Moret lies less in its historic monuments and antiquated streets than in its chemins qui marchent, its ever reposeful water-ways. Like most French towns Moret is linked with English history. Its fine old church was consecrated by Thomas a-Becket in 1166. Three hundred years later the town was taken by Henry V., and re-taken by Charles VII. a decade after. Not long since five hundred skulls supposed to have been those of English prisoners were unearthed here ; as they were all found massed together, the theory is that the entire number had surrendered and been summarily decapitated, methods of warfare that have apparently found advocates in our own day. Most visitors to Paris will have had pointed out to them the so-called ” Maison Fraois Premier” on the Cour La Reine. This richly ornate and graceful specimen of Renaissancearchitecture formerly stood at Moret, and bit by bit was removed to the capital in 1820. A spiral stone staircase and several fragments of heraldic sculpture were left behind. Badly placed as the house was here, it seems a thousand pities that Moret should have thus been robbed of an architectural gem Paris could well have spared. My first stay at Moret three years ago lasted several weeks. I had joined friends occupying a pretty little furnished house belonging to the officiating Mayor. We lived after simplest fashion but to our hearts’ content. One of those indescribably obliging women of all work, came every day to cook, clean and wait on us. Most of our meals were taken among our flower beds and raspberry bushes. The only drawback to enjoyment may at first sight appear unworthy of mention, but it was not so We had no latchkey. Now as everyone who has had experience of French women of all work knows, they |
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East Of Paris $19.9 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:corner. But the real, the primary attraction of Moret lies less in its historic monuments and antiquated streets than in its chemins qui marchent, its ever reposeful water-ways. Like most French towns Moret is linked with English history. Its fine old church was consecrated by Thomas a-Becket in 1166. Three hundred years later the town was taken by Henry V., and re-taken by Charles VII. a decade after. Not long since five hundred skulls supposed to have been those of English prisoners were unearthed here ; as they were all found massed together, the theory is that the entire number had surrendered and been summarily decapitated, methods of warfare that have apparently found advocates in our own day. Most visitors to Paris will have had pointed out to them the so-called ” Maison Fraois Premier” on the Cour La Reine. This richly ornate and graceful specimen of Renaissancearchitecture formerly stood at Moret, and bit by bit was removed to the capital in 1820. A spiral stone staircase and several fragments of heraldic sculpture were left behind. Badly placed as the house was here, it seems a thousand pities that Moret should have thus been robbed of an architectural gem Paris could well have spared. My first stay at Moret three years ago lasted several weeks. I had joined friends occupying a pretty little furnished house belonging to the officiating Mayor. We lived after simplest fashion but to our hearts’ content. One of those indescribably obliging women of all work, came every day to cook, clean and wait on us. Most of our meals were taken among our flower beds and raspberry bushes. The only drawback to enjoyment may at first sight appear unworthy of mention, but it was not so We had no latchkey. Now as everyone who has had experience of French women of all work knows, they |
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Elizabeth And Her German Garden (1900) $6.39 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:elude this is not the sort of climate where they will flower from the very beginning of June to November, as they are said to do. July th. — There has been no rain since the day before Whitsunday, five weeks ago, which partly, but not entirely, accounts for the disappointment my beds have been. The dejected gardener went mad soon after Whitsuntide, and had to be sent to an asylum. He took to going about with a spade in one hand and a revolver in the other, explaining that he felt safer that way, and we bore it quite patiently, as becomes civilised beings who respect each other’s prejudices, until one day, when I mildly asked him to tie up a fallen creeper — and after he bought the revolver my tones in addressing him were of the mildest, and I quite left off reading to him aloud — he turned round, looked me straight in the face for the first time since he has been here, and said, ” Do I look like Graf X (a great local celebrity), or like a monkey ? ” After which there was nothing for it but to get him into an asylum as expeditiously as possible. There was no gardener to be had in his place, and I have only just succeeded in getting one; so that what with the drought, and theneglect, and the gardener’s madness, and my blunders, the garden is in a sad condition; but even in a sad condition it is the dearest place in the world, and all my mistakes only make me more determined to persevere. The long borders, where the rockets were, are looking dreadful. The rockets have done flowering, and, after the manner of rockets in other walks of life, have degenerated into sticks ; and nothing else in those borders intends to bloom this summer. The giant poppies I had planted out in them in April have either died ofF or remained quite small, and so have the columbines; |
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Enchanting Fairies: How To Paint Charming Fairies and Flowers $19.99 Follow Barbara Lanza down a magical path as she shows you how to capture the wonder and mischief of fairies. Then learn to add elements such as wings, nature-inspired clothing and romantic settings. With brilliant colors and some basic techniques, your fairies will take flight!Barbara illustrates the simple steps behind some of her favorite fairy friends:Baby, adolescent and adult fairiesThe fairies of Earth, Wind, Water and FireA fairy for each season, from the Spring Fairy cradled in her crocus bassinet, to the silvery, grand Winter FairyFairies to fill your days, from the Morning Fairy emerging from her morning glory bloom, to the Night Fairy, with spectacular wings the colors of the luna mothThese and other fanciful fairies are pictured amid mushrooms and butterflies, lounging on clover beds and dancing across flower tops. Recreate each project as is or use as a starting point – customize colors, settings and embellishments to dream up your own original fairy creations.”We peek into the fairies’ world, and see joy and mischief in balance with nature, and when we recreate their spirit in our art, we are in harmony with nature, too.” |
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Everybody’s Favourite $16.5 New – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. WELCOME. ” The only way to have a friend is to be one.” ?Emebson. Breakfast at the Oriol House was fairly under way. The breakfast-room overlooked the Chantry garden, a quaint, triangular piece of turf, bordered by neat gravel paths, narrow flower beds, and shaded by a few fine old trees, which wa |
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Everybody’s Favourite $23.2 New – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. WELCOME. ” The only way to have a friend is to be one.” ?Emebson. Breakfast at the Oriol House was fairly under way. The breakfast-room overlooked the Chantry garden, a quaint, triangular piece of turf, bordered by neat gravel paths, narrow flower beds, and shaded by a few fine old trees, which wa |
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Everybody’s Favourite $29.84 New – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. WELCOME. ” The only way to have a friend is to be one.” ?Emebson. Breakfast at the Oriol House was fairly under way. The breakfast-room overlooked the Chantry garden, a quaint, triangular piece of turf, bordered by neat gravel paths, narrow flower beds, and shaded by a few fine old trees, which wa |
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Everybody’s Favourite $38.95 New – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. WELCOME. ” The only way to have a friend is to be one.” ?Emebson. Breakfast at the Oriol House was fairly under way. The breakfast-room overlooked the Chantry garden, a quaint, triangular piece of turf, bordered by neat gravel paths, narrow flower beds, and shaded by a few fine old trees, which wa |
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Express [Expanded] $29.99 Rich in sonic detail, the neo-psychedelic Express offers a listening experience like no other album — guitars spiral to dizzying heights from beds of sound, arrangements swirl, songs change and mutate. “Kundalini Express” typifies Love and Rockets’ approach, chugging along for several verses before breaking open and ascending into the heavens; Anglo-fied Eastern religious imagery and philosophy predominate lyrically, and in tandem with the psychedelic music, offer an almost quasi-religious experience. John A. Rivers (who also co-produced Love and Rockets’ first album) outdoes himself with the sound on this disc, offering a huge, unique canvas for the band to paint its sound on: Crystalline acoustic guitars cut through thick, distorted tones, and the bass is an equal player to the guitars and drums. “Yin and Yang (The Flower Pot Man)” is ecstatically upbeat, offering a propulsive rhythm, flailing guitars, and insistent bass — a compulsively danceable and bliss-inducing track. “An American Dream,” meanwhile, is an anthem of sorts, with distinct sections setting apart the moods of hope, disillusionment, and acceptance. ~ Jonathan Ball, Rovi |
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Faber Castell 1417 Diva Puppies Bobble-Head Kit $19.99 With the Diva Puppies Bobblehead Kit, you can pamper 3 pooches with paint, sequins, flowers, ribbons, heart charm collars, fur, boas and tutus. Time for the puppies’ naps? Each puppy has a soft furry bed to curl up on. Each bobble-head pup measures 5″ x 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″, all packaged in an adorable doghouse style box.-3 Bobble head puppies (5″ x 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″)-3 Fluffy puppy beds-Acrylic paint-Glitter glue-Craft glue-Leopard print fabric-Sequin flower bow-Sequin flower -Paint brush-Sequin trim-2 Tulle flowers -Feather boa-Tulle skirt-3 heart stickers-3 heart charms |
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Floral Park, New York: Sewanhaka High School, Floral Park Memorial High School, Floral Park Handicap, List of Mayors of Floral Park, New York $8.78 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Not illustrated. Excerpt: Floral Park, New York – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The area that is now Floral Park once marked the western edge of the great Hempstead Plains, and by some reports was initially known as Plainfield. Farms and tiny villages dominated the area through the 1870s when the development of the Long Island Rail Road and Jericho Turnpike cut through the area. Hinsdale had more than two dozen flower farms after the Civil War. The present-day village of Floral Park was once called East Hinsdale. In 1874 John Lewis Childs arrived in the area to work for C.L. Allen as a seed seller. After building his own seed and bulb business and starting America’s first seed catalog business, Childs bought a great deal of land in the area. To promote his own business and the local horticultural industry, Childs named the local streets after flowers and renamed the area Floral Park. The expansion of the Floral Park Post Office and nearby village businesses are attributed solely to the success of Childs’ business. When the local Post Office took the name Floral Park, the Long Island Rail Road followed suit by changing the name of the East Hinsdale station to Floral Park in 1888. Formerly part of Queens, Floral Park became part of the new county of Nassau in 1899, and it was incorporated as a village in 1908. Childs served as its first president starting that year. In 1903 the village boasted more than 200 acres (0.81 km) of Childs’ flower beds. The massive volume of his mail order business grew the local post office to such an extent that it drew comparisons with the post offices of Chicago, Baltimore, and Boston. The western village boundary is the border of New York City. Floral Park is located at . According to the United States Census Bureau, t… More: |
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Flower Gardens $27.95 Flower Gardens is a personal treatise by one of England’s foremost garden writers, a guide to choosing the best flowering plants for any garden and arranging them harmoniously in their setting.Penelope Hobhouse begins by discussing flower qualities – color form, habit season and scent -in relation to the whole plant and its contribution to the garden.Different flower garden styles are discussed in subsequent chapters – from natural gardening, through classic flower borders and beds, to more manicured styles of elegant formality. Delightful photographs of featured gardens demonstrate each of these themes.The plant catalogue includes more than 700 flowering plants, with detailed information on how and where to use them in garden composition. |
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Flower Gardens $10.82 Used – Focusing on the different roles that flowering plants can play in garden pictures all through the seasons, Penelope Hobhouse discusses the qualities that distinguish climax plants, companion plants, flowers for massing in carpets and floral backdrops. The contribution of flowers to different garden styles is discussed in subsequent chapters – from natural gardening, where flowers thrive in the landscape as if growing spontaneously, through classic flower borders and beds, to more manicure |
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Flower Gardens $7.5 Used – Focusing on the different roles that flowering plants can play in garden pictures all through the seasons, Penelope Hobhouse discusses the qualities that distinguish climax plants, companion plants, flowers for massing in carpets and floral backdrops. The contribution of flowers to different garden styles is discussed in subsequent chapters – from natural gardening, where flowers thrive in the landscape as if growing spontaneously, through classic flower borders and beds, to more manicure |
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Flowers $19.95 From Zen gardens on the grounds of Buddhist temples to the herb gardens of the Middle Ages and the quintessential flower gardens of English country houses, we have had an ongoing mission to tame and refashion nature. This new addition to White Star’s bestselling CubeBook series celebrates the diversity of man-made landscapes, depicting through more than 500 photographs, the huge variety of gardens around the globe. Flowers and Gardens CubeBook takes readers on a delightful tour of the finest gardens on five continents, including the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Huntington gardens in California, Filoli in Florida, the Boboli Garden in Florence, the Royal Botanical Garden in Kew, Vaux le Vicomte and Versailles outside Paris, and the Keukenhof flower show park in The Netherlands. Spectacular panoramic photographs capture the stunning landscapes and meticulously tended flower beds of these gardens, while close-ups demonstrate the jewel-toned glory of every kind of flower under the sun. The gardens in these pages will inspire gardeners, artists, poets, and anyone who appreciates nature’s bounty. |
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Fluid Mulch Sprayed On The Field And Overlaid With Pigmented Latex $71.99 To study the effect of reflecting mulches on growth pattern and yield components of eggplant (Solanum melongena L., cv. ‘Millionaire’), beds were treated with synthetic latex film as a mulch base. Colored pigments derived from oil-based paints in black, white, red, blue, yellow and silver were sprayed on the mulch base to provide differential coloration. Each experimental unit included three rows of 7.3 meters with eight plants per row. Each treatment was replicated in four blocks at two separate locations. Plants grown on silver-pigmented beds produced significantly greater fruit numbers and total fruit weight than other treatments. After eight harvests, up to 236% yield increase was observed in silver plots compared to the control. Initial flower and fruit set formations before harvest were significantly higher in silver plots compared to other treatments. Non-significant differences were observed with measurements of plant height and total dry weight of shoot and root within the treatments. It is assumed that altering microenvironment around the plants by mulch surface color is responsible for this variation. |
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Garden Design Details $29.95 Whether you want a wall or a pond, a new look for your lawn or an inventive way to pave your patio, Garden Design Details is packed with hundreds of images and ideas.With practical information about what materials and designs will work in harmony with your garden, this book will open your eyes to the possibilities at hand. All the ideas are attainable and durable, with options for different styles and sizes of garden. Divided into four main chapters – Verticals; Horizontals, Punctuation; and Casework – the book discusses the main visual elements of a garden and then shows them in context through a selection of international case studies. In Verticals you’ll find walls; hedges; fences; railings; trellis work; entrances and openings; gates; doors; level changes; feature plants and trees; woods; orchards; and land sculpture. Horizontals covers beds; borders; edging; paths; terraces; lawns; meadows; wild flower planting; knots; parterres; mazes; lakes; ponds; water features; natural swimming pools; stepping stones; land sculpture; and bridges. Punctuation discusses eye-catchers; seating; planters; pots and urns; statues; sculpture; fountains; arches; pergolas; tunnels; plant supports; and garden buildings. A final chapter of case studies shows the bigger picture with vertical, horizontal and punctuation design elements together in situ to show how they can be used to the best advantage. The case studies illustrate a range of styles and settings including traditional, contemporary, minimal and international. Arne Maynard gives useful and practical advice for every type of garden from country acres to town courtyard. With over 350 photographs and design information covering everything from walls to paving, and fences to ponds, Garden Design Details is packed full of ideas. |
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Gardening Basics For Dummies $21.99 Packed with fun and useful tips to help you plan your garden!Create the garden of your dreams with the right plants and equipmentWant a green thumb? This handy guide gives beginning gardeners tips, plans, and insider know-how for getting started with flower beds, borders, vegetables, trees, shrubs, lawns, and more. Packed with step-by-step advice, illustrations, resources, and suggested plantings, this friendly guide covers all the tools that make gardening today easier than ever before!Discover how toPick the best plants for your climatePlan and prep your gardenKeep your plants healthyUse compost, fertilizer, and safe pesticidesTroubleshoot common problemsLocate garden supplies |
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Gardening Basics For Dummies $21.99 Packed with fun and useful tips to help you plan your garden!Create the garden of your dreams with the right plants and equipmentWant a green thumb? This handy guide gives beginning gardeners tips, plans, and insider know-how for getting started with flower beds, borders, vegetables, trees, shrubs, lawns, and more. Packed with step-by-step advice, illustrations, resources, and suggested plantings, this friendly guide covers all the tools that make gardening today easier than ever before!Discover how toPick the best plants for your climatePlan and prep your gardenKeep your plants healthyUse compost, fertilizer, and safe pesticidesTroubleshoot common problemsLocate garden supplies |
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Gardening Basics for Canadians $29.99 Your green-thumb guide to gardening in CanadaCreate the garden of your dreams with the right plants and equipmentWant a green thumb? This handy guide gives beginning gardeners tips, plans, and insider know-how for getting started with flower beds, herbs, vegetables, trees, shrubs, lawns, and more. Complete with step-by-step advice, illustrations, full-colour photos, Canadian resources, and suggested plantings, this friendly guide covers everything you need to get you gardening.Discover how to:Pick the best plants for your climateEnsure that your gardening is eco-smartPlan and prep your gardenKeep your plants healthyCreate unique water and container gardensTroubleshoot common problems |
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Gardening Basics for Dummies $0.99 Used – This all-in-one primer for creating a garden for the first time has been fully revised to focus on helping the beginner gardener get off to a solid start. This friendly, hands-on guide is packed with expert guidance on everything from flower beds and borders to trees, shrubs, and lawns. |
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Gardening Basics for Dummies $3.44 New – This all-in-one primer for creating a garden for the first time has been fully revised to focus on helping the beginner gardener get off to a solid start. This friendly, hands-on guide is packed with expert guidance on everything from flower beds and borders to trees, shrubs, and lawns. |
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Gardening Basics for Dummies $6.65 New – This all-in-one primer for creating a garden for the first time has been fully revised to focus on helping the beginner gardener get off to a solid start. This friendly, hands-on guide is packed with expert guidance on everything from flower beds and borders to trees, shrubs, and lawns. |
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Gardening Basics for Dummies $6.45 New – This all-in-one primer for creating a garden for the first time has been fully revised to focus on helping the beginner gardener get off to a solid start. This friendly, hands-on guide is packed with expert guidance on everything from flower beds and borders to trees, shrubs, and lawns. |
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Gardening Without Work: For the Aging, the Busy, and the Indolent $79.99 New – Garden expert and lovable eccentric Ruth Stout once said: “At the age of 87 I grow vegetables for two people the year-round, doing all the work myself and freezing the surplus. I tend several flower beds, write a column every week, answer an awful lot of mail, do the housework and cooking; and never do any of these things after 11 o’clock in the morning!”Her first book about her no-work gardening system, “How to Have a Green Thumb Without an Aching Back,” was the kind of book people can’t |
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Gardening Without Work: For the Aging, the Busy, and the Indolent $55.91 New – Garden expert and lovable eccentric Ruth Stout once said: “At the age of 87 I grow vegetables for two people the year-round, doing all the work myself and freezing the surplus. I tend several flower beds, write a column every week, answer an awful lot of mail, do the housework and cooking; and never do any of these things after 11 o’clock in the morning!”Her first book about her no-work gardening system, “How to Have a Green Thumb Without an Aching Back,” was the kind of book people can’t |
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Gardening for Small Spaces: Clever Design Solutions to Make the Most of Your Plot $95.01 New – Small is beautiful, they say, and nowhere is this truer than in the garden: the tiniest balcony can be transformed by a few pots, and a space no more than 8 meters square can accommodate a patio, some flower beds, a water feature and a tiny veg patch. In this practical but inspirational book John Cushnie advises on: deciding what you want and making it fit the space; using light and shade to make the area look bigger; using plants to provide movement, color, shape and texture; ensuring she |
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Gardening for Small Spaces: Clever Design Solutions to Make the Most of Your Plot $6.27 Used – Small is beautiful, they say, and nowhere is this truer than in the garden: the tiniest balcony can be transformed by a few pots, and a space no more than 8 meters square can accommodate a patio, some flower beds, a water feature and a tiny veg patch. In this practical but inspirational book John Cushnie advises on: deciding what you want and making it fit the space; using light and shade to make the area look bigger; using plants to provide movement, color, shape and texture; ensuring sh |
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Gardening for Small Spaces: Clever Design Solutions to Make the Most of Your Plot $1.44 Used – Small is beautiful, they say, and nowhere is this truer than in the garden: the tiniest balcony can be transformed by a few pots, and a space no more than 8 meters square can accommodate a patio, some flower beds, a water feature and a tiny veg patch. In this practical but inspirational book John Cushnie advises on: deciding what you want and making it fit the space; using light and shade to make the area look bigger; using plants to provide movement, color, shape and texture; ensuring sh |
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Gardening for Small Spaces: Clever Design Solutions to Make the Most of Your Plot $64.93 New – Small is beautiful, they say, and nowhere is this truer than in the garden: the tiniest balcony can be transformed by a few pots, and a space no more than 8 meters square can accommodate a patio, some flower beds, a water feature and a tiny veg patch. In this practical but inspirational book John Cushnie advises on: deciding what you want and making it fit the space; using light and shade to make the area look bigger; using plants to provide movement, color, shape and texture; ensuring she |
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Gardening for Small Spaces: Clever Design Solutions to Make the Most of Your Plot $5.24 Used – Small is beautiful, they say, and nowhere is this truer than in the garden: the tiniest balcony can be transformed by a few pots, and a space no more than 8 meters square can accommodate a patio, some flower beds, a water feature and a tiny veg patch. In this practical but inspirational book John Cushnie advises on: deciding what you want and making it fit the space; using light and shade to make the area look bigger; using plants to provide movement, color, shape and texture; ensuring sh |
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Gardening for Small Spaces: Clever Design Solutions to Make the Most of Your Plot $0.99 Used – Small is beautiful, they say, and nowhere is this truer than in the garden: the tiniest balcony can be transformed by a few pots, and a space no more than 8 meters square can accommodate a patio, some flower beds, a water feature and a tiny veg patch. In this practical but inspirational book John Cushnie advises on: deciding what you want and making it fit the space; using light and shade to make the area look bigger; using plants to provide movement, color, shape and texture; ensuring sh |
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Gardening with Perennials: Creating Beautiful Flower Gardens for Every Part of Your Yard $2 New – This fully illusrated guide shows readers how to use perennials to solve landscape problems, create fabulous theme gardens, and introduce four-season color in their beds and borders. Over 100 color photos of perennial combinations showcase the most versatile, easy-to-grow, and popular perennials for home gardens. Includes 14 fully illustrated garden plans. |
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Gardening with Perennials: Creating Beautiful Flower Gardens for Every Part of Your Yard $5.79 New – This fully illusrated guide shows readers how to use perennials to solve landscape problems, create fabulous theme gardens, and introduce four-season color in their beds and borders. Over 100 color photos of perennial combinations showcase the most versatile, easy-to-grow, and popular perennials for home gardens. Includes 14 fully illustrated garden plans. |
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Gardens $10.39 New – This gorgeous little volume takes readers on a tour of the finest gardens on five continents, including The Getty Museum Gardens in Los Angeles, the gardens of Peterhof Palace in Russia, and Versailles. Spectacular photographs capture the stunningly cultivated grounds and meticulously tended flower beds of these world-renowned green havens. Chapters on mazes and labyrinths, temples and gazebos, and greenhouses provide insight into the heritage, history, architectural styles, and influences |
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Gardens $2.85 Used – This gorgeous little volume takes readers on a tour of the finest gardens on five continents, including The Getty Museum Gardens in Los Angeles, the gardens of Peterhof Palace in Russia, and Versailles. Spectacular photographs capture the stunningly cultivated grounds and meticulously tended flower beds of these world-renowned green havens. Chapters on mazes and labyrinths, temples and gazebos, and greenhouses provide insight into the heritage, history, architectural styles, and influence |
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