534 Moss House in the Flower-Garden 



90 



3ft. 



Section of the moss house from front to back, showing the interior and exterior roofs. 



end is hipped in, and has the figure of the English crown. The 

 whole of this design is executed in party-coloured moss. The 



Section of the moss 

 house from right 

 to left, showing 

 the seats and the 

 inner and the 

 outer roof, with 

 gutters, &c. 



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ceiling of the span part of the roof is inlaid with light-coloured 

 mosses in the form of diamonds. 



All the styles, rails, and munni ns of the panels are formed 

 with Cenomyce rangiferina (or reindeer lichen), which grows 

 in great abundance on Bagshot Heath. The ridge of the outer 



