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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 38

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ith flowers occupy-ing a position of secondary importance toornamental accessories of stone and marble. In contrast to this we have the simplelittle garden of the modest suburban home,— a garden that sliould be as serviceable asone of the rooms of the house. It is asfitting a place for garden… … CQ o o THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES trees and shrubs and flowers overlook thefact that gardens were meant to be Hvedin even from the time of Adam. It is not too much to assert tliat themost enjoyable gardens the world over arethose that are furnished with soine acces-sories of an architectural or…

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