A GARDEN NOTE-BOOK 



the garden, it is in itself so lovely, so suggestive, 

 that it must remain as a useful idea, though a bit 

 too red a spot for ocular comfort at present. More 

 than other flowers the heuchera needs space. 

 Moving does not seem to trouble it, but room and 

 good soil, as well as fuU sun, are essential. 



No more delightfully suggestive table in color 

 arrangement have I seen than that by Miss Isa- 

 bella Pendleton, which I am allowed to use. (See 

 preceding page.) 



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