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Historical Garden Books – 122 in a series – The British flower garden (1823)
Historical Garden Books – 122 in a series – The British flower garden (1823)
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- Publication date 1823
- Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0
- Topics bub_upload, Great Britain. Horticulture, Floriculture
- Publisher London, W. Simpkin and R. Marshall
- Collection americana
- Digitizing sponsor Google
- Book from the collections of Harvard University
- Language English
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Many of my opuntia transplants — taken from a neighbor’s large specimen — are throwing off a number of new paddles this spring. Even those that are still in pots are showing signs of growth. I hope to eventually get fruit from these opuntia both to eat and make into a prickly pear liqueur. I regularly make limoncello and others, but I think one from opuntia fruit would be quite unique and nice.
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