Henderson's picturesque gardens and ornamental gardening illustrated (1908)
Henderson, Charles · New York: Henderson · leaf 88
nder the Rosarium more picturesque and ef-fective, climbing and trailing Roses should be utilizedon arbors, covered walks, arches and pillars; a Rosehedge, a sturdy shrub, or small tree festooned withwild roses, a rocky bank clothed with the climbers. ROSES AND ROSARIUMS 83 A Rose - Decked Piazza… … An Arcade of Roses The Rose-arched walk, viewed above, forms one of the most beautiful floral dis-plays imaginable when the Roses are in bloom. The arches here were made by fasteningcurved iron rods on stout posts, though regular garden arches covered with wire nettingare procurable and exceedingly…
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