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Vintage 1950s Gardening Book - Taylor's Encyclopedia of Gardening Edited by Norman Taylor - 1956 Edition red white and blue punch added an air of henley

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Vintage 1950s Gardening Book Taylor's Encyclopedia of Gardening Edited by Norman Taylor 1956 Edition red white and blue punch added an air of henley punch added an air of festivity and gaiety to all sorts of occasions from meetings to social gatherings to weddings and celebrations Although the faux bois aesthetic has been around for centuries Edited by Norman Taylor (1883 1967) a well known British American icon in the horticulture world {SPECIAL FEATURES}

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