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gardening than themere raising of flowers. If any person doesnot think so, he had nuich better raise hisflowers as he would vegetables, in simplebeds by themselves, rather than make afeeble attempt to dress his grounds withfantastically arranged flower-beds. Andthis same principle holds true in… … o o THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES flimsy iron fountains and the like. Thankgoodness such cases are comparativelyrare. This desire to furnish a garden with ac-cessories that shall give it an air of comforthas led many to attempt to copy the beau-tiful dignified gardens of Italy. Variousaccessories…
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