Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 328
shrouds of straw; for when they are enwrappedfor the winters cold and snow, the objects even in this guiselook quaint and attractive, besides being most thoroughly pro-tected, as may be seen by fig. 282 on page 290. DWARF-TREES AND FLOWER-POTS. 289 In this brief sketch of Japanese gardens only the… … Fig 2S1.—Dwarfed Pine. ter. It was deemed best, however, to include fences of all kindsunder one heading; and this has been done in a previous chapter.The rustic wells, which add so much to garden effects, mightwith equal propriety have been incorporated here; but for simi-lar reasons it was…
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