Grow Your Own Collection

Mrs. Frank P. Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio - 1st prize winner... between 1910 and 1920. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Mrs
Mrs. Frank P. Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1st prize winner of canned vegetables, Aug. 191[?]. First World War: woman with preseved food, and poster with personification of the USA

Allotments to beat food prices: Mr. Roger Bennett and his wife Audrey, enjoy their day on the Ealing Borough Councils allotments, growing their own food at Perivale

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Digitalis - variety not identified Foxglove Pink subject

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Iris - variety not identified Iris Yellow subject

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Papaver - variety not identified Poppy Green subject

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Papaver - variety not identified Poppy Green subject

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Flower Plant Daytime Outdoor Growing Close-up View - Front view Editorial Creative Vegetable Edible Bark Food and Drink Garden Lifestyle Many Rural Rustic Soil Mixed varieties Orientation - Vertical

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Flower Plant Daytime Outdoor Growing Close-up View - Front view Orientation - Horizontal orientation Editorial Creative Vegetable Edible Bark Food

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Rheum x hybridum Timperley Early Foliage Plant Daytime Outdoor Growing Close-up View - Front view View - Side view Orientation - Vertical orientation Several Editorial Perennial Deciduous Flowering

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Phaseolus coccineus Runner bean Green subject

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Salvia officinalis Icterina Sage Green subject

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Salvia officinalis Icterina Sage Green subject

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Phaseolus coccineus Runner bean Red subject Green b/g

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Pisum sativum Veitchs Western Express Seedling Plant Daytime Outdoor Growing Close-up View - Front view View - Side view Orientation - Vertical orientation Several Editorial Annual Climber Crops

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Rheum rhabarbarum Rhubarb Green subject Green b/g

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Cucurbita pepo Marrow Yellow subject Green b/g

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Lycopersicon esculentum Tomato Green subject

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Allium cepa Onion Green subject

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Solanum tuberosum Potato Brown subject

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Solanum tuberosum Potato Brown subject

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Solanum tuberosum Potato Brown subject

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Curcubita pepo Courgette Green subject Green b/g

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Phaseolus coccineus Runner bean Green subject

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Allium schoenoprasum Chive Green subject

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Pisum sativum Pea Green subject

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Lathyrus odoratus - variety not identified Sweet pea Pink subject

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Allium - variety not identified Allium Green subject

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Lathyrus odoratus - variety not identified Sweet pea Red subject

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Lathyrus odoratus - variety not identified Sweet pea Red subject

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Curcubita pepo Courgette Green subject Green b/g

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Lycopersicon esculentum Belriccio Tomato Orange subject Green b/g

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Brassica oleracea acephala French bean Green subject

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Brassica oleracea acephala Kale Green subject

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Beta vulgaris Daytime Outdoor Close-up View - Front view View - Aerial view Orientation - Vertical orientation Several Editorial Creative Annual Fruiting season - Summer Crops Edible Fruit Vegetable

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Raphanus sativus Plant Daytime Outdoor Close-up View - Front view View - Aerial view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Editorial Creative Annual Edible Vegetable Colour Nobody Still Life

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Lycopersicon esculentum Gardeners Delight Daytime Outdoor Close-up View - Front view View - Aerial view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Editorial Creative Annual Edible Fruit Vegetable Colour

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Sinapis alba Mustard - Yellow mustard Green subject

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Variety not identified Brown subject Green b/g

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Sinapis alba Mustard - Yellow mustard Green b/g

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Lunaria annua Honesty Brown subject Brown b/g

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Variety not identified Brown subject Green b/g

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Vigna angularis Adzuki bean White b/g

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Lunaria annua Honesty Brown subject Brown b/g

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Sinapis alba Mustard - Yellow mustard Green subject Orange b/g

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Vigna angularis Adzuki bean White b/g

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Sinapis alba Mustard - Yellow mustard Green subject Orange b/g

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Beta vulgaris Swiss chard Brown subject Brown b/g

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Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Brown b/g

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