Ward, James, 1851-1927 · London, Chapman and Hall · leaf 77
of any form almost, or for all-over patterns, as in paperhangings, &c. (see Figs. 102 and104). For narrow upright panels, such plants of uprightgrowth as lilies, ox-eye daisies, &c, would be mostsuitable (see for illustration Figs. 105 and 106). A trailingor creeping vine makes a good… … FlG^fOZ LEMON. To extend our consideration of plant form, we naturallyturn to the well-known conventional type of foliage thatis classed under the head of the acanthus and its
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