HOME GROUNDS 



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Underneath this the leaves might be allowed to 

 remain and protect wild flowers, like anemones, 

 erythroniums, trilliums, and bloodroots. A thicket 

 of this kind would, for the most part, take care of 



FIG. 32. THE WINTER LANDSCAPE. A view from a library window looking 

 into woods which might extend indefinitely, but in reality are not over one 

 hundred feet in depth. 



