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The livable house, its garden (1917)

Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 82

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Symplocos Crataegoides. Its berries ripen at thesame time as those of the Tartarian honeysuckle, and the twoshrubs make a brilliant combination. Most of these shrubs haveattractive flouers as well as berries, and thus provide at the sametime for the summer and winter appearance of the base… … cc kj CD rr\ •^ OJ (/; •— ^ :^ W vi H CTi < r- f< H U^ -ii; O .^ 2; 1—1 < ^w I-H \j 5; ■^ ~5: IJ ■^ ^ -M m P^ -ft. ^—1 K s: <H OJ ^ o 2^ -^ ►--1 CO 1 kJh l--- Pi m a (-H c^ Ci [55] The Livable Ho u s e and purple ; deutzia, Pride of Rochester, pink weigelia, and spireaVan Houttei are…

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