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This is the season when the trees are so lush they turn the streets to arbors of green.

My dad lives at the Arbors down the road, and I still have a lot of friends here.

He also has recorded many times as a sideman for Arbors.

A few wild vines had grown up around the trees, remains of arbors.

A small wooden bridge led across a narrow stream to a series of arbors.

More surprising are the grape arbors and two small wineries.

They hunted him out of arbors, through summer houses.

You're having it outdoors, so I might suggest arbors, wisteria.

Around the walls roses had been trained into secluded arbors.

Paths, arbors, and fences use traditional or antique looking materials.

We climbed up to one of the arbors, and there we sat together for a while.

Rose arbors embrace the four paths leading to the central fountain.

The entrance to the Parterre is guarded by two large arbors.

Beyond this, on the hills surrounding, green arbors and white mansions prevailed.

Their green boughs leaned over the ramp, making occasional arbors.

Grape vines climb over porch posts and arbors in back.

Benches, and sometimes arbors to shade them, were placed at the edges of the field for the two teams.

The loading bridge is used to add or remove counterweights from arbors.

There are several common standardized methods of mounting shell mills to their arbors.

In watches and some high quality clocks their arbors have jewel bearings.

At the Arbors, a two-bedroom town house rents for about $3,000.

There are pretty arbors and a monsoon pavilion, but it is in fact pleasant all year round.

The lawns, walks, rustic bridges and arbors were kept in perfect condition.

And then there are the climbers that grace fences and arbors.

Crushed-granite pathways lead through several cedar arbors to the three guest wings.