ite, and by regard for the peculiar conditionswith which he is confronted in any particularundertaking. And above all things he gives toflowering plants that place which is theirs of rightin the garden, and possessing as he does an e.uen-sive knowledge of the floral world, as well as adeveloped… … GARDEN AT BREMEN DESIGNED BY FR. GILDEMEISTER a brilliant display with their wealth of floral beauty,only a faint idea of which can, of course, be obtainedfrom black-and-white illustrations. the path which leads from the house to the gardenion this side is flanked on either side by beds withyellow…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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