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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 39

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Yew doesnot possess this disadvantage to such an extent, and, inold-fashioned gardens, bowers of considerable size areto be found cut out of the heart of the fine old hedges,which lend such an air of quaint formality to the place.By making free use of such climbers as Clematis mon-tana, the… … TREE SEA]. SEATS 17 cool retreat where a bench would be much appreciated.Above all, the garden seat should not be far from moresubstantial shelter ; heavy showers frequently come onalmost at a moments notice, and, when engrossed in abook, one is often caught unawares, and a long run meansperhaps a…

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