FLOWERS 
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1 . Rosa IVichu • 
raiana, and its va- 
rieties “Ever* 
green Gem ” and 
“ Triumph,” also 
roses <£ Hiawa- 
tha,” “ Dorothy 
Perkins ” and 
“ White Doro- 
thy ” : these on 
arches. 2. Thuya 
occidentals ; ar- 
borvitae ; 11 
plants, sheared to 
a recess behind 
the statue. 3 . 
Herm or statue. 
4 . Flowers (de- 
tails of beds will 
be found on page 
163 . 5. Turf 
paths. 6. Rosa 
hamilis, lucida; 
wild rose; to be 
cut back until it 
clothes the slope 
of the terraces 
■eith dense growth. 
7 . Fruits as pre- 
ferred, trained 
against wall; these 
it is understood 
are to occupy 
those portions of 
the wall which 
are exposed to 
the south. 8. Ju- 
niperus Virgin- 
iana ; red cedar; 
these to frame 
the vista to the 
bird bath. 9. 
Grapes on arbor 
• — two plants. 10. 
Wistaria Chinen- 
sis; wistaria train- 
ed around porch. 
XVII. — Planting Planfor Formal Design 
of the First Type. 
