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The livable house, its garden (1917)

Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 80

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retoo decided and definite in form; they need the more graceful,branching, deciduous things to tie them together. The chief quality on which evergreens rely for their popularity—the (juality which endears them to most people—is their ever-greenness. And, indeed, their color in the winter landscape… … >-, W w X >-, h < W^ -^ „o 1^ :-2; 1—( Qq ^ ^;s o ^ y-i ^ ?o ^^ <c ;- ^^c^ rt _^ OD ^ ^o, o ■tn < o o O u. ^^ 2^ ^ aj 2 r^ ^. \^ !U ^ o H < ^ Q ^ ^ o ^ [53] T h e L I V a b I H o u s and natural-looking planting than one of evergreens alone. Thisis true of rhododendrons as well as…

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