Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 134
clear and straight, and falling back with rhythmicsplash into the moss-grown basin beneath. We cannotgrow the roses, tritomas, and sweet-scented jasmine asthey do in the gardens of sunny Italy, but there is muchthat we may imitate with advantage in their ways ofintroducing water into the scene.… … CHAPTER X URNS, VASES, TUBS, ETC. The use of portable receptacles for containing shrubs andflowering plants has much to commend it, and com-paratively uninteresting gardens may be much improvedby their judicious employment. Unfortunately, as withmany other forms of garden furniture, this style…
Gardens · Farm buildings · Furniture
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