Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 222
r that part of the gardenis at such a low level that one overlooks itand sees only the garden proper. The views of other city gardens showsome that are much smaller, not more thantwenty-five by thirty-five feet, and theypoint to the successful grouping of manygarden accessories that look as happy… … ca THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES neighbors yards without its looking inany way hke a spite fence. But thegreatest stumbHng block in all work ofthis nature is the attitude that most peopletake toward spending money for outdoor art.They think gardening is expensive, eventhough the entire work may…
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