dian, Balsam, New Silver Aspen and Lombardy.Sycamore (Common, purpurum, Leopoldii vari- gata).Willows of all varieties—grand protection.Hornbeam, Sea-Buckthorn and Tamarisk.Common Beech (to thicken with others).Elms, that grow fairly well, when once they have started with other things. Evergreens.… … The Garden within a Garden, at Sidestrand Hall. CHAPTER XIV. Some Other East Coast Gardens. The sweet land laughs from sea to seaFilled full of sun. Along the same line of cliffs, on which the SixtyAcres stand, of which we have been speaking, lieother gardens, not less interesting and…
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