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The little garden (1921)

King, Francis, Mrs., 1863-1948 · Boston, The Atlantic monthly press · leaf 59

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anent literature on this enthralling subject. When all is said, the enclosed place or garden has the bestchance of becoming the beautiful place or garden. Aside from theprotection of the wall or hedge, the background for inner plant-ing is established, that background against which may perhapsshine… … TYPES OF TREES, SHRUBS, AND PERENNIALS TREES Height Growth Tall—100 ft. American elmLarge—60 ft. American lindenMedium—40 ft. Crab-apnleSmall—20 ft. Dogwood, flowering Leafage Quick Slow Easily moved Difficult to move Hard-wooded Soft-wooded Poor soil Rich soil Wet soil Dry soil Insects and disease…

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