Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 214
ion of any-thing outside. An enclosure for a seashore garden isshown on pjige 193. It is made of whitecedar m ith the bark left on, and is quiterustic although built after a fixed design.Rustic work can be made very attractivefor unpretentious little country gardens ifonly it is put together with… … /^ o THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES fashion, and the result is a very bad imita-tion of something that Nature would notbe guilty of. YARD-GARDENS A city yard-garden must of necessityhave some enclosure in the shape of a wallor fence, and there are as many materialssuitable for this purpose as there…
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