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play their peculiar growth and beauty to the fullestadvantage. Therefore, before deciding on any particulardesign, it is necessary to determine exactly what plantswe are going to employ to cover it. A style of treillagewhich would be admirably suited for the rose garden,might prove ill adapted as a… … ARCHWAYS AND TREILLAGE 29 be otherwise, simply because they are only the foundationfor the real beauty of the structure. Considerable timemust of necessity elapse before the framework is coveredwith living plants, and it would indeed be regrettable ifthe garden were disfigured even for a limited…
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