File:Pergola in the Lars Anderson grounds, Brookline, Mass.jpg

Identifier: internationalstu75newy (find matches)
Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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akes first hand at all this, for before it isreally safe to venture planting, or sowing, she has they used the old-fashioned honeysuckle whosebrought out for our delight the tiny crocus bulbs, tender fragrant flowers were not sweeter than thejust peeping through the cold ground, encouraged old, old story so often told under their archingthe trees to dress in their feathery gowns and has vines. We cannot do better in many of our smallaltogether set her domain in order so that we may gardens than to use the same type ol pergola-begin to do our own planning in the way of arbor, always remembering that simple vines arefurther decoration. most suitable and the rich dark green leaf most Perhaps we are thinking this year of making effective against the white lattice.some changes in our garden plot. We are to build The pergola interests us today, as it v. a tea house or mayhap a pergola or two and plant ing a cherished feature in our posy plots and maj JUNE 1922 two jijly-st 11 n mceRnAcionAL
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be appropriately placed as an TH,S semi-circular pergola supported one we have transplanted the rr f J I BV FLUTED COLUMNS IS IN THE LARS entrance or arranged as a porch anderson grounds, brookline, mass. lovely pergola and developed where are scattered comfort- it in many ways suitable to its able seats of stone or wood or a bit of statuary in surroundings. Sometimes we give it a rustic perspective. The latter is particularly charming appearance to conform to a setting of wild as shown in a New England garden at the end of a flowers and trees, again its lines are of mission long pergola. The roof of this is arched and its plainness, often painted white, or allowed to latticed sides covered here and there with vines of weather with the season, but always charming, different kinds, but not so thickly as to shut out always reminiscent of its origin in that sunny the sun, whose rays fall brightly across the green land where a pergola may be a joy to its possessor of the grassy orchard be

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