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The book of garden furniture (1903)

Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 98

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ails. However, this is one of the best fences which canbe used, as the colour of the weathered oak forms anexcellent contrast to any climbers which may be attachedto it, and, so far as wood goes, it is durability itself.Slightly more ornate is the same fence, with stout postswith slightly decorated… … WICKET AND FENCE. serve a temporary purpose until a hedge has grown, acombination of oak and wire would prove effective.Posts placed at intervals, with a top rail of oak and threeor four lines of strained wire beneath, would answer, andit might be removed when the hedge had grown suffi-ciently.…

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