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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 140

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ngs thanwith the interiors of our homes. VASES Garden vases and pots appear to bestadvantage when placed on terrace walls atcertain vantage points, or on buttressesby the side of steps, or at the angle at theintersection of walks. In such positionsthey serve to empliasize the design of thegarden.… … 60 THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES Too often this consideration is disregarded,as when we see a homely vase of iron oc-cupying a prominent position on a lawn insuch a manner as to attract ones entireattention to its obtrusiveness. It is a most encouraging sign of the ad-vancement of garden art that…

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