Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 34
central feature,and radiating from it were paths that werefrequently spanned with trellis arches forthe support of other \ines and climbers.Then at the end of the garden farthestfrom the house, or in a snug corner, onewould be apt to find a little summer-houseor garden seat, and the whole garden… … THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES their tawdry associates, of which the chiefvirtue seems to be the ease with whichthey can show the gardeners skill in clip-ping them so closely as to resemble rugs.These tender exotics always occupy a con-spicuous position on a lawn and are plantedin beds of set…
Gardens
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