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The garden and its accessories (1907)

Underwood, Loring · Boston, Little Brown, and company · leaf 82

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arbor is so simple as tobe nothing more than a single arch or aseries of arches spanning a pathway, — archarbors, or bowers, as they are frequentlycalled. They may be made of woodor iron ; the latter material is, of course,more durable, but its appearance is notpleasing until enveloped in greenery.… … Old Colonial Arch-arbor, Beverley, Massachusetts THE GARDEN AND ITS ACCESSORIES Among the many suitable vines andclimbers for growing on an arbor there ishardly any more beautiful than the sturdyvarieties of climbing roses. Four yearsago the writer planted the following twenty-three varieties on a…

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