Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 72
olidly built structures, which are of necessity the jointwork of a practised designer and a good builder—theseare often the best pergolas of all; but the architect mustbe a man who knows his business, combining a specialknowledge of the garden and its requirements with thatmore directly pertaining… … PERGOLAS 41 if a good effect is to be obtained. I will now give a fewsuggestions as to the construction of pergolas, beforereferring to the positions they should occupy, and theplants which may be employed for covering them. A pergola of rough carpentry may be built of almostany wood, but unless…
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