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An old-time summer-house at the end of a gar- 

 den walk. Some such shelter was a feature of prac- 

 tically every garden of long ago 



Dimensions of a suit- 

 able pergola column in 

 wood for a span of six 

 feet between centres of 

 columns. The columns 

 may well be six feet 

 apart in the row 



One of the simplest forms of garden fence when a screen is desired. The lattice 

 filling may be made of common lath, merely stained. These may be dipped in 

 one of the regular shingle stains 





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A FEW 

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Some Pergolas, Fences 



OF THE MANY WAYS IN WHICH SIMPLE 

 MAY BE INTRODUCED INTO THE GARDEN 



A modern pergola of creosoted rafters supported 

 by stucco columns on a brick walk. Vines and 

 climbing roses cover it 



There are perhaps too many architectural 

 features here to secure the best effect. One or 

 two arbors at the end or middle of the main path 

 would be sufficient to give the garden a well- 

 dressed appearance 



Effective treatment of a brick wall. The wood lattice on the face of the wall is three-quarters by two 

 inches, the superstructure made up of one-inch square wood 



A small but effective arbor to mark the garden steps 

 — a design such as the Japanese make 



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