Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 192
ture. From this practical use treillage has developedinto an even greater importance, and has cometo fill a complete department of garden design.Practically every kind of architectural structure canbe imitated in trellis, and curiously enough theimitation often adapts itself to the garden… … a i^ 3O X fcd O o i;o GARDENS IN THE MAKING on the forms employed : the idea must be wellconceived, and the detail must be worthy of theconception. Trellis may easily become common-place or tawdry, and unless it is to be entirelycovered with foliage its structural lines should givethe appearance,…
