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Die Gartenwelt (1897) (14585396077)
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Identifier: diegartenwelt02berl (find matches)
Title: Die Gartenwelt
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Gardening
Publisher: Berlin : G. Schmidt
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
Digitizing Sponsor: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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ren lOoo, 750und 500 Mark. Am 25. Oktober hat das Preisgericht getagt.Unser geschätzter Mitarbeiter Herr Heicke-Aachen erhielt den2. Preis (750 Mk.). Welche Herren den i. und 3. Preis erhielten,war uns bei Redaktions Schlufs noch nicht bekannt. Personal-Nachrichten. Dem Gärtner Andreas Bühl zu Techlin im KreiseGrimmen ist das .Xllgcmeine Ehrenzeichen verliehen worden. Wilh. Mühle jun., l)ishcr Sekretär in der .-MlgemeinenGartenbauausstellung, Hamburg, trat am 4. November eine limgere Reise nach den Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika an,um die dortigen gärtnerischen Betriebe eingehend zu studieren.Herr Mühle hat gleichzeitig die Berichterstattung für die Garten-weit libcrnommen. Hoemann, Reinhold, bisher Oberg.-irtner bei der städtischenGartenverwaltung in Düsseldorf, hat sich dortselbst als Landschaftsgärtner etabliert. Vcranlworll. Redakteur: Max Hesdorffer, Berlin. —Verlag von Gustav Schmidt (vorm. Robert Oppenheim), Berlin. — Druck von Oscar Brandstcttcr in Leipzig.
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