Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 204
er. In England the moistiuc-laden air makesit possible for a countless number of plantsto be grown in walls of this nature, but inour country the field is more limited, andwe must content ourselves with less va-rieties and rely upon dressing our ter-race walls to some extent with vines andclimbers.… … pq THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES its location, whether in the sun or shade,it may be an ideal home for some phmtthat requires just the exposure for its full-est de\ elopment. BALUSTRADES Balustrades of stone or other less ex-pensive material like concrete, brick orwood, are often necessary for…
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