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... trees that hide them , or if they stand out bare and unadorned , plant trees which partially conceal them . In other words frame them and hang them as pictures in your garden . The green sward will form the bottom of the frame , the sky ...
... trees that hide them , or if they stand out bare and unadorned , plant trees which partially conceal them . In other words frame them and hang them as pictures in your garden . The green sward will form the bottom of the frame , the sky ...
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... trees . The grasses and weeds which seem to do the most harm are capable of growing late in autumn and early in spring , while there is no foilage on the trees to shade the ground or plants below . The trees where slightly crowded show ...
... trees . The grasses and weeds which seem to do the most harm are capable of growing late in autumn and early in spring , while there is no foilage on the trees to shade the ground or plants below . The trees where slightly crowded show ...
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... trees are usually more rapid growers than others . To grow fast relatively a tree needs to have many good roots and branches clothed with an abundance of good leaves . For this it needs a suitable soil and climate , and room enough in ...
... trees are usually more rapid growers than others . To grow fast relatively a tree needs to have many good roots and branches clothed with an abundance of good leaves . For this it needs a suitable soil and climate , and room enough in ...
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