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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York : Munn and Co · leaf 289

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 289
as beautiful and as permanent as we possibly can.Suburban sections, instead of being merely temporarily oc-cupied until business grows out to them, are becomingsettled in the expectancy that they will con-tinue to be residential sections and beingimproved and built up accordingly. Henceone finds… … Shrubbery, a massing of flowers and a garden seat arranged in (and I purposely make this personal), with fifty or a hun-dred feet frontage and a depth of a hundred or possiblytwo hundred, or (if you are so fortunate), with doubleor treble those figures, you have an entirely different prob-lem to…

Architecture, Domestic · Landscape gardening

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