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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 144

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ppreciated outdoorsduring the summer months. Echiverias, aloes, and agavealso look well, and their quaint glaucous foliage forms apleasant relief when seen in proximity to gaily colouredcannas, pelargoniums, and other summer bedding plants.The Blue Agapanihus is quite the most popular plant… … TUB WITH FEET. 96 THE BOOK OF GARDEN FURNITURE pressed into service for holding plants, not the leastdesirable being the large oil jars which may be procuredfrom Italian warehousemen in London. Sometimes theyare covered with wicker work, but naturally this soon rotsaway, though it is picturesque…

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