The Flower Arranger's Garden

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by Patricia R. Barrett

A-103; 32 pages; 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"; Paperback.

Growing your own flowers for arrangements allows you to plan ahead. With some forethought, you can grow certain flowers for a special event such as a wedding or flower show, have enough foliage for large arrangements, and decorate your home year round with homegrown flowers.

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