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The joy of gardens (1911)

McCauley, Lena May. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally and company · leaf 160

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rape is a jewel among the vines; beauti-ful in grace and color, its leaves unsurpassed in shape,it blooms in early spring and in June sheds a deliciousfragrance. In July its foliage is luxuriant, hiding theripening grapes. Your formal garden neighbor may object to recklessvine planting; but why ask… … ET IN ARCADIA FUISTI 101 stand a Boston ivy, then the sooner the vine makes anend to it the better. . A vine-covered wall is the best recipe that I know fordriving off the blues, and dull care cannot hold sway-while vines are growing. Early in the morning you dis-cover that the vines need pruning;…

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