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Longleat Gardener William Taylor and His Thoughts on the 1875 Autumn Garden
“Gardeners generally have [less work] during August and September. They are enabled to look round themselves at home and often to make a little tour and pick up useful hints from others of the fraternity; they then begin about October with renewed vigor to work for another year.” October 25, 1875 On this day, Longleat…
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