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Horticultural Society short of funds so W. Phillips, manager of the gardens, permitted to grow tobacco in exchange for keeping the gardens in proper order. Description of ornamental gardens and proposal for orchard plantings.
Photocopy of article in "The Argus" 8 October, 1862 p6.
December 2019 Dear Jane and Burnley Archives. Thankyou for all the support and information you shared with me over the last 3 years. Best wishes Sandra Pullman
ina higgins, women in horticulture, horticulture, education of women
Various
diseases, fungi, insects, entomology, pathology, journal of the department of agriculture, agriculture, smuts
Various
inspector fruit exports and imports, melbourne gaol, c french, mcalpine, diseases, fungi, insects
administration, mail, register
transactions, finance, cash book
Handwritten on it, 'Please return to George Toyne.' (Staff 1970-1979).
rhsv, george toyne, horticultural affiliates, horticultural societies, gardening societies
Paula Stephenson, whose father, George Hermet, was given it by a gardener who had been apprenticed to a large estate in the UK, Mr Peopull.
gardening, gardening advice, horticulture
campuses, description of campuses, university of melbourne
graduation, prize giving, faculty of agriuculture, forestry and horticulture
students, student guide, career guide
correspondence course, mcmillan campus, plants, plant lists, horticulture, descriptions of plants
roses, rose garden, plan, plant list
brian pell, principal, principal's residence, changes to campus, changes to burnley gardens, changes to administration
sugar gum, friends of burnley gardens, andrew smith
green roofs, demonstration, research, biodiversity
robert boyle, interview, native garden, career, rock pools
camellias, burnley gardens, plant list, descriptions of camellias
roof garden, ian smith, construction
handbook, glenormiston, subjects, courses
university of melbourne, victorian state governmen t, lynne kosky, regional campuses, closure of regional campuses, funding
university of melbourne, regional campuses, agricultural courses, closing regional campuses
regional campuses, lynne kosky, victorian education minister, victorian state government, university of melbourne
university of melbourne, regional campuses, faculty of land and food resources
country campuses, mcmillan college, university of melbourne
handbook, courses, subjects
registration forms, farm chemical users, burnley master gardener course, short courses, turfgrass science and management, tree care, home gardener, subject evaluation, transcripts of results
financial records, training, staff
research, university of melbourne
cemeteries, brighton general cemetary, principal
native gardens, australian native plants
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