Vine-laden Rustic Arches 



A Shrub-embowered Gate 



Nature's 





Garden Gates f 



BVIOUSLY 



the bungalow 



being a type 



of dwelling 



available 



only for the 



country, i t s 

 garden surroundings have a 



special claim for consideration. Obviously also, the bungalow being a 

 simple structure in itself, a certain simplicity may naturally be looked for 

 in the garden treatment. But simplicity in garden design is close to nature, 

 and hence the garden problem of the bungalow is reduced to comparatively 

 few requirements. 



There is but one essential requirement to be observed, and that is to 

 treat the near-by grounds, and as much of the land adjacent to the house 

 as may be available, in a natural and beautiful way. That this does not 

 imply expensiveness in design and planting is apparent from the photographs 

 reproduced on this page. Glimpses of various garden plantings are here 

 given of a considerable variety of types, ranging from a simple massing 

 of shrubbery to gateways of quite elaborateness of design. Varied as these 



The Gate Beneath the Arch 



An Ambitious and Successful Entrance 



