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SUPPLIES, From p. 11
Edwin Lutyens, in collaboration with Gertrude Jekyll, created some of the most memorable houses and gardens of the Edwardian era. While Jekyll originated the idea of ‘painting’ a with flowers and masterminded the perennial border as we know it today, Lutyens provided the designs for country houses, as well as the architectural elements of the surrounding gardens.”
“Lutyens is considered one of the greatest English architects of 11 early 20th century and his work n fleets the opulence of the Edwari hi era. Among these designs were a number of benches, the Lutyens 1 i eh being one of the most elegant. The style dates back to at least 1902 where a bench of this t;-pe appeared in the garden of Little Thakeham, a Sussex country house designed by Lutyens.” Original benches were made of oak. This version is solid teak. Shipped assembled. Six-ft., 3-in. bench — $1,140; 8-ft., 6-in. bench — $1,500; chair — $575.
• “Principles of Gardening”: Re-issued 272-page book by Hugh Johnson (trade paper edition). “. . .covers hundreds of subjects on all aspects of horticulture and includes sumptuous photographs and watercolor illustrations, highly instructive text, and detailed explanations of technique. A godsend for the beginner, a great kindness to the knowledgeable gardener, and a source of ideas for the expert.” $17.95.
•Children’s Tools: Scaled-down versions of regular tools, including a
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