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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 96

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AND EDGINGS 59 The garden artist will attach much value to the designand material of his gates, knowing well that they oftenmark the most important spots in the whole garden.Certainly, those who have the laying out of new gardens,and are not handicapped by the errors of former occupiers,should give… … ...tier Qoulttn*l>aul, DESIGN FOR FENCE. particular that their tiny palings and boundary walls arein perfect accord with the gardens which they enclose.The garden fence into whose construction barbed wire,broken bottles, and tarred boards largely enter, cannot beotherwise than an eyesore, and…

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