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Our homes; how to beautify them. One hundred and fifty engravings (1888)

[Martin, George A.] d. 1904 · New York, O. Judd co. · leaf 163

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y north-ward. These are known also as Ground-Pines and Bou-quet Green, and in similar localities the Princess-Pines,or Pipsissewas, are also to be met with. All these are ex-cellent for making small wreaths—the dealers call them ropings—as they do not drop, and they hold theircolor well. The… … FIG.137.—A LAMBREQUIN OR CORNICE. rial may be more evenly distributed, and the wholestronger. There are several evergreen ferns; indeed, thereare few localities where one or more may not be found,and these are most useful for decoration. IJjiless living,in pots, they must first be pressed before…

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