Henderson's picturesque gardens and ornamental gardening illustrated (1908)
Henderson, Charles · New York: Henderson · leaf 153
more grace-ful and attractive than festoons ofvines such as are here illustrated inblossoming Honeysuckles. The sit-uations most appropriate for suchfestoons are the borders of lawns,driveways or walks, and either at thebase or the summit of a terrace. Thepillars or posts may be of either stoneor… … The summer mountainwhich give an air of cheerfuings. The vinesused are MountainFringe {Adlumiacirrhosa), Clematispaniculata by thedoorway, CommonVirginia Creeperto the extremeright, and its Jap-anese cousin, Am-pelopsis Veitchii,the vine clinging tothe logs and thechimney. Theborder of flowersis…
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