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A landscape architect's working manual of 1921: not how to grow a plant but where to put it — the plant lists, the groupings, the seasons of bloom, and the reasons behind a designed garden.

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Magazine Reference: Maple

Maple (in variety) Columnar Sugar Drummond's European Cork Globe Norway Japanese Norway Oregon 30-A, 30-B, 39 16-A, 16-D-b-1 38-C-b 13-A-b, 16-B-b, 16-D-a, 45-B-b. 16-B-b 14-A-a, 15-B, 22-B, 40-C-b, 44-G, 46-C-a 22-C-a, 44-E-b, 46-D 10-B, 22-0 46-D 212, 284 144, 147 124, 145, 146, 321, illus. 158 133, 139, 173, 290, 316, 336 117, 173, 315, 337 226, 230, 235 235 304 225 277 307 198 302, 304 302, 304 308 66 91 91 Maple NAME Maple, Pyramidal Silver Pyramidal Sugar Red.

Schwedler's Purple Siberian Silver Soft.

Japanese
Japanese

Striped Sugar Sycamore Tartarian Vine Marguerite, Hardy Marigold, African varieties French Marsh Pot Tall Double African Mascarene Grass Mass plantings, Shrubs for Matrimony Vine African.

Chinese Matthiola incana incana annua Maurandia (in variety).

Maurandy Vine (in variety) Meadow Beauty.

Meadow-rue Meadow-sweet Herbaceous Japanese Medlar Meiboma.

13-A-b, 16-B-b, 16-D-a, 45-B-b.
13-A-b, 16-B-b, 16-D-a, 45-B-b.
Magazine Reference: Maple — from The Complete Garden (1921)

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