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SHADE PLANTING 
The row of trees next to the street, although not shading the house, shades the side 
walk, acts as a dust screen, and also gives the house a good setting — as in Sketch No. 22: — 
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Sketch No. 22 
When the house is on the east side of street, Sketch No. 23 (as follows) applies: — 
If the house is on the west side of street, the same general plan as laid down in Sketch 
No. 23 applies — but reversed to correspond with change of position. 
Sketch No. 23 
Other trees may be added on the north and east (or west if house is on west side of 
street) which, while not shading the house, will balance the planting, further dress the grounds, 
as well as shade the lawn. 
Shade trees are listed and discussed on Pages 37 and 39. In selecting, all that is 
necessary to do is to consult the rule of distances given there, in relation to the spaces to 
be planted. 
These trees should be planted from 30 to 40 feet apart. If trees are already planted 
on part of your street, conform to the distances between the trees already planted. 
FRAMINGHAM NURSERIES — FRAMINGHAM, MASS. 
