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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 62

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pathways are all near enoughin appearance and purpose to be calledarbors. The word pergola has lately beenrevised to include many such semi-archi-tectural features, — features that add vari-ety and charm to a garden by making anattractive support for flowering vines andclimbers, and by thus… … A Typical Italian Pergola THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES house having a pointed domed roof ofrafters with open spaces between, whereasthe pergola is made up of a series of col-umns or piers in a row, and is flat on top,with beams or Doles interlaced overhead. L Pergola is an Italian word that was…

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